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  • Thread Starter willrosenbaum

    (@willrosenbaum)

    Alright. I think I have everything sorted out and the download monitor plugin does in fact work. Thank you for your help!

    Thread Starter willrosenbaum

    (@willrosenbaum)

    The problem seems to be that the local files aren’t in the public directory of my server. I can enter the path the files and the plugin generates a link, but when I click on the link it just tells me that the download path is invalid… Maybe the problem isn’t something that I can/should address from within WordPress, but instead I could cook up a shell script that takes care of it for me.

    Thread Starter willrosenbaum

    (@willrosenbaum)

    The local copy is on the the server that hosts my website, but not in my public directory. Usually, the file that I’m editing is a PDF that is generated from LaTeX, so I guess it is more correct to say the file is being overwritten rather than edited.

    Thread Starter willrosenbaum

    (@willrosenbaum)

    Thanks for your response! I’m not sure that plugin does what I want though. It seems as though I still have to manually upload the updated file each time I change it? I was hoping for something that would just automatically mirror my local copy of the file on my website each time I change the local copy.

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