Your path is wrong. Read the field description. It reads:
Enter the folder where ATS will save its attachments. Enter a folder relative to your site's root. Default: media/com_ats/attachments
.
You are trying to enter kinda-sorta an absolute (instead of relative) path.
The correct value for what you are trying to do would be images/attachments.
However, what you are doing is actually really bad from a security point of view since images/attachments is publicly accessible. You should use a folder which is not directly accessible from the web. The default folder we ask you to use, media/com_ats/attachments
, has a .htaccess and web.config file to prevent direct access to its files. Remember that all attachments are downloaded through ATS, using server-side PHP code. They are not linked to directly. This is what prevents someone who should not view the attachment but has a link to it from accessing and downloading the attachment.
Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos
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