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gl3on
07-03-2005, 08:35 PM
Hello!

I have a problem, it wont let me upload my images.
Since im using a windows server, I can't set permission on the images and thumbnails folder to chmod 777, as my webhost told me. But he said that he fixed those folders so it would work but it doesn't anyway :?
Error
Upload went without error.

Do you guys have any other solutions for this problem? Or will I have to change to linux (unix right?) :oops:

General info (Something is really nuts with the paths too, they do exist there):
Host Information
PHP-version 4.3.10 (Pixelpost's min requirement: PHP version 4.3.0)

MySQL version 4.0.22 (Pixelpost's min requirement: MySQL 3.23.58)

GD-lib

Server software Microsoft-IIS/6.0

EXIF Pixelpost is using exifer v1.5 for EXIF information.

Paths
Guessed imagepath: C:******914gl3on.com/images/

Configured Imagepath http://gl3on.com.tmpurl.com/images/

Image Directory: Does Not Exist (should be http://gl3on.com.tmpurl.com/images) - Thumbnails folder not writable!
You must set correct permissions on this folder or you will not be able to create any thumbnails.
Set the folder to chmod 777 (read, write and execute permissions for owner, group and world).

Thumbnails Directory: Does Not Exist (should be http://gl3on.com.tmpurl.com/thumbnails) -

Language Directory: Does Not Exist (should be http://gl3on.com.tmpurl.com/language)

Addons Directory: Does Not Exist (should be http://gl3on.com.tmpurl.com/addons)

Includes Directory: Does Not Exist (should be http://gl3on.com.tmpurl.com/includes)

Templates Directory: Does Not Exist (should be http://gl3on.com.tmpurl.com/templates)


Thanks for any help!

raminia
07-03-2005, 09:22 PM
image path is incorrect. ask them to
- tell you the path of the folders you can use in the script
- make the folders readable and writable (similar to 777 in unix)

Meanwhile. try to set the guessed path here with the config path in the admin panel >> option >> genral.

In addition, you need Jpeg Support in php for creating thumbnails. Ask your host admin to turn on the "Jpeg Support" in PHP (editing php.ini).

gl3on
07-04-2005, 09:42 AM
Works fine now, imagepath was incorrect as you said, thanks for the help! :)