By bobo@drupal.org on

Kia ora koutou,

I have recently upgraded a website www.aucklandanimalaction.org.nz from Drupal 4.5.x to 4.7.4.

I ran update.php, I uploaded the latest modules, and I ran image-update.php (which just left me with a blank page).

The website no longer has any photos attached. (As you can see, it just has the node name.)

I also receive the error "img_assist/gen/X" not found.

I also transfered this site from mysql 4.0 to 4.1 and php 4.X to php 5.2.

I would really appreciate some help. The website has been down for over a week now without images.

Thank-you for your help,

I would be willing to provide $ if necessary.

Simon Oosterman

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

Comments

ChrisKennedy’s picture

ChrisKennedy commented

It might be that your file system settings may need to be tweaked. Trying looking at admin/settings under file system and making sure that your files directory exists and is writable.

bobo@drupal.org’s picture

bobo@drupal.org commented

The file directory exists and is writable.

Simon

baserunner’s picture

baserunner commented

eeerrrrrhhhhhh....is it fixed?

I just visited your site and i can see images just fine.

edit: sorry i was fooled by the video links on the right hand side.

smallfluffykat’s picture

smallfluffykat commented

I have the same problem as you about the images no longer showing except it only seems to occur for non-logged in users. I would have thought this would be an acess permission problem. It seems to be related to img_assist in that the image galleries still show correctly. I've have allowed all access permissions on the img_assist module for non-logged in users but it still does not seem to allow images to be shown. This may be related to this issue http://drupal.org/node/66635.

bobo@drupal.org’s picture

bobo@drupal.org commented

You have a different problem. I can't see them, no one can see them. Image nodes do not have images available for anyone. Thanks though.

Simon

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bobo@drupal.org commented

In the mysql file, it correctly points out to the local of the images: "images/alf-39.gif" for example. I can load that file if I point to it (www.aucklandanimalaction.org.nz/images/alf-39.gif)

Simon

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jaskegreen commented

As stated before, have you found a fix for this issue since your images are showing on your site? If so, can you please explain in steps?

Jason
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