Expected HTML for page "DocAttachments"

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t	1	[this feature is not documented yet]	t
	2	<p>
	3	Uploaded files (sometimes also known as attachments) are kept in a single directory under the data directory: &lt;data_dir&gt;/files.
	4	<p>
	5	This is by convention.  In the configuration, the location for
	6	uploaded files can be kept anywhere in the host filesystem.  But make
	7	sure that the web server has write permissions to the directory, so
	8	that files can be uploaded there.
	9	<p>
	10	To reference a file in this directory from a page, use the syntax:
	11	[ [media:filename.ext]].  This will convert into the url
	12	<a href="http://servername.com/files/filename.ext">http://servername.com/files/filename.ext</a>
	13	<p>
	14	Usually, a symlink is placed in the publish directory area,
	15	so that the web server can find the files at the specified location.
	16	<p>
	17	e.g. /var/www/files would be a symlink to /path/to/data-dir/files
	18	<p>
	19	Then, the configuration is set so that 'files_url_base' specifies
	20	the leading portion of the URL to use to access this symlink.
	21	<p>
	22	<h1><a name="Notes">Notes</a>
	23	<span align=right class="section_edit_link">[<a href="/tbwiki/DocAttachments?action=edit&section=Notes">edit section</a>]</font></span>
	24	</h1>
	25	<p>
	26	This page should have information about uploaded files:
	27	<p>
	28	Here is the link syntax used for file attachments in WikiMedia:
	29	<p>
	30	[ [Media:file.ext]]
	31	<p>

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