Hi there,
When I run imgupload on locally (apache2triad) everything works fine. All the images get uploaded to the directory:
sites\default\files\
This means the java-applet can create a new folder on my local harddrive.
But this doesn't work online...
Sounded to me like a CMOD settings problem, so I gave all access to "sites/default/files/" but a new folder is not created....
Does anybody have a clue what I can do to make this work?
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Drupal 6.9
imgupload 6.x-1.9
Image 6.x-1.0-alpha4
Image FUpload 6.x-2.1 is also present
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | error 500.JPG | 13.84 KB | Vincent Groen |
| #2 | debug info.txt | 41.22 KB | Vincent Groen |
Comments
Comment #1
pre911mindset commentedhmm...might also be a path problem. Can you run with the verbose debugging enabled and attach the output (from your java debug window)? That should indicate exactly where we are trying to make the folder, if we are even getting that far. That option is in the administrative settings for the image uploader module.
Comment #2
Vincent Groen commentedAttached is de info you requested (I hope, for I don't know exactly what you mean by "output from your java debug window". I just copied the debug info that pops up inside drupal. I hope that's fine. When the java window closes when I push the upload button, there is no change of debug text, so I assume this is the right info. Please let me know if this is not the info you're looking for and please tell me how to obtain that.
I appreciate your efforts!
Comment #3
Vincent Groen commentedThis is what I found out also:
Using the FUpload module I get the same problem. This module tells me there's a error 500 problem (see attached image). So I think that must mean there's a server problem. I already contacted the helpdesk from my webserver. Hope they can fix this.
Is this a known fenomenon in Drupal? I can't seem to find the answer anywhere in the forums....
Or does this have to do with the .htaccess file in my httpdocs/sites/default/files folder? This file reads:
I don't know exactly what this file does...