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http error 302
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It seems to have something to do with session data not being transferred to the upload script and it therefor being unable to check if you are logged in or not. At least that’s what I find when I search for this. It might have something to do with how your server is configured. What kind of server set-up are you using?

I found two possible fixes in my 2 minute search of the web. The first one is the easiest, add the following line to your .htaccess file:
Code:
SecFilterEngine Off
The second one is just as easy to install but uses a couple more lines in your .htaccess:
Code:
php_value session.gc_probability 1
php_value session.gc_divisor 100
php_value session.gc_maxlifetime 3600
php_value session.save_path /path/to/your_site.com/sessions
Don’t forget to change /path/to/your_site.com/ for the absolute path to your website.
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http error 302 - by hebriel - 2012-03-23, 07:45:43
http error 302 - by ccagle8 - 2012-03-23, 11:31:20
http error 302 - by hebriel - 2012-03-24, 04:54:32
http error 302 - by Zegnåt - 2012-03-24, 09:15:25
http error 302 - by hebriel - 2012-03-24, 18:16:59
http error 302 - by Zegnåt - 2012-03-24, 19:04:09
http error 302 - by hebriel - 2012-03-26, 03:11:05



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