don't show the images, only the X
fabio71 - August 20, 2008 - 14:59
| Project: | album photos |
| Version: | 6.x-2.0-beta2 |
| Component: | Miscellaneous |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
Hello,
When I upload the files .jpg it seems all ok, but then when I go to view the image the module doesn't show the image, only the X instead of the image.
The image is uploaded in the ftp server in the correct location, and then if I go to download it from the server I can see the image in my PC.
It is a problem of access and permission of files or directories?
I have tried to change permission of 755, 775 and others without solve the problem.
My site is located in Aruba web server.
Do you have an idea which is the problem?
thank you
fabio
#1
Hi,
the same here, but I found the problem --> default "Private File Upload"-System
So is it possible to use this module with private file upload in an other way?
e.g. http://drupal.org/project/private_upload ?
#2
@fabio71
Look at the image url is correct.
@true-pal
Does not currently support private.
thank
#3
the photo link is correct:
http://www.bandaspilamberto.it/drupal/sites/default/files/photos/image_1...
and if I go to the link with the ftp program I find the file
If I go the photo html
http://www.bandaspilamberto.it/drupal/sites/default/files/photos/image/11
the server say me "server internal error"
but I think it isn't a problem of the module because all the photo I upload via local PC doesn't go (also my avatar), only the photo that have a server link are ok
If you don't have some suggestion, the next days I try to reinstall drupal because I made many change of permission in different directory and I don't remember if before this my avatar was visible....
thanks and best regards
fabio
#4
I had a similar problem. Is there an .htaccess file anywhere in your files directory? There usually is. It probably has 'Option' commands in it. If you comment those out or delete them your problem will probably be fixed. It has something to do with virtual hosting on apache and drupal I think. If that doesn't help you should check your apache error logs, they will help explain what is causing the 500 error (if you have access to them that is).
#5
Perhaps the problem is the directory of competence, whether for 777 ?
drupal/sites/default/files Below whether there. htaccess files ?
thanks
#6
maybe http://drupal.org/node/6846#comment-1997640 helps ?