Posted by karmalarm on May 12, 2006 at 5:38pm
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| Project: | image_import |
| Version: | master |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | syscrusher |
| Status: | active |
Issue Summary
hi,
i installed image_import into a civicspace distro - civic space .083 and drupal 4.6.6,
image module is v 1.146.2.14 2006/02/23 04:06:33 walkah Exp $
seems to go ok until i try to import images, then get the following error.
i've got all the directories set to 777 - for testing
* File copy failed.
* File copy failed.
* File copy failed.
* File copy failed.
* May_2006 Netivot0051.JPG imported.
* May_2006 Netivot0052.JPG imported.
* Successfully imported 2 file(s) out of 2, with 0 captioned from files.
* Deleted 2 image(s) and associated caption(s) from the import directory.
appreciate any help, thanks
jay
Comments
#1
Sorry for the delayed response -- I've been out of town on business for most of the past six weeks.
Check the permissions on the files themselves after upload. A common problem is that you upload using FTP into a "777" directory, but the FTP daemon respects the UMASK setting of the user and sets permissions like 644 on the files. This often means the web daemon can't write to the files.
With some FTP daemons, there is a global setting to say "within (some directory tree) always use 666 permissions for uploaded files". That's what I do on my server.
If you have the ability to do SSH/SCP uploades, then you can use a remote SSH command to do a chmod on the files after upload.
Hope this helps.
Scott (Syscrusher)