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I'm getting the following error on some of pages of the demo site that I installed using Open Public:
Notice: getimagesize() [function.getimagesize]: Read error! in image_gd_get_info()(line 349 of [local path]\openpublic-7.x-1.0-beta13\modules\system\image.gd.inc).
Error occurs on initial viewing of erroring page. The error goes away if I make and save a small edit to the page.
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Comment #1
son123 CreditAttribution: son123 commentedI am getting the same errors. Did you find a solution or cause?
Comment #2
son123 CreditAttribution: son123 commentedNot sure if this is a work around or fix or as this is my first Drupal install a thing i should have done anyway. But setting a base_url in settings.php seemed to clear my issue and others I was seeing. Hope this helps.
Comment #3
jackhutton CreditAttribution: jackhutton commentedtrying to address this as well.. the latest version april 9 2013 ( 7.x-1.0-beta17 ) still generates this error -
Comment #4
jackhutton CreditAttribution: jackhutton commentedNotice: getimagesize() [function.getimagesize]: Read error! in image_gd_get_info() (line 349 modules/system/image.gd.inc). error msg.
And this pertains to the 'media room' and video.. ?
I had this error previously pertaining to the 'GD library'
http://drupal.org/node/134331
which seems enabled under my MAMP php.ini
wondering why I'm getting this error message? could use an eye here...
thank you
Comment #5
jackhutton CreditAttribution: jackhutton commentedthere's a fix to core http://drupal.org/node/1522348
post #24 dated Oct 23 2012.. would this be valid Mid May 2013 ?
Comment #6
shawnmole CreditAttribution: shawnmole commentedThis is likely a problem with that image or retrieving the image. Check the following:
You likely should begin by checking the images called on the pages in question and the permissions in the directory specified. Since it sounds like you're using MAMP, you should have direct access to the filesystem to verify these things.
Comment #7
jackhutton CreditAttribution: jackhutton commentedappreciate that assist, shawn..
ran the 'demo content' .. will look thru this..
Comment #8
alar CreditAttribution: alar commented#6 Worked for me. The referenced images of this Distribution were unreadable. This is probably a bad path and I'll see it again on my first deploy. But right now for demo, it's okay...
Comment #9
hefox CreditAttribution: hefox commentedDemo images should be fixed