Simply get a generic error 'Upload error.'
The problem occurs in protected function upload($args) in elFinder.class.php.
The $chunk variable (containing the filename) is escaped with backslashes, and then when it checks the chunk on line 3186 it returns the error.
This is evident on my Windows testing machine and my remote Ubuntu 20.04 machine, both with PHP 7.4.16
So why are backslashes being added to the $chunk variable?
Simply get a generic error 'Upload error.'
The problem occurs in protected function upload($args) in elFinder.class.php.
The $chunk variable (containing the filename) is escaped with backslashes, and then when it checks the chunk on line 3186 it returns the error.
This is evident on my Windows testing machine and my remote Ubuntu 20.04 machine, both with PHP 7.4.16
So why are backslashes being added to the $chunk variable?