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What happened with uploading files?
#1
Why did the picture loaded fine, but now writes
Code:
[object Object] Error -200:500 HTTP Error (500)
and do not create files thumbnail
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#2
Oleg06 Wrote:Why did the picture loaded fine, but now writes
Code:
[object Object] Error -200:500 HTTP Error (500)
and do not create files thumbnail

Oleg, what size had the image and what file-type?
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#3
maybe something with the provider, because no longer anywhere to work
.jpg 289x385 24kb
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#4
Sorry, this was due to UploadUploadify3.php Smile
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#5
Oleg06 Wrote:maybe something with the provider, because no longer anywhere to work
http://neowebtime.ru/1/gallery
.jpg 289x385 24kb

Could it be that your hoster activated some security mods in Apache?

try this in .htaccess ( I found it for uploading images to Wordpress, situation is the same):

Code:
# <IfModule mod_security.c>  
<Files async-upload.php>  
SecFilterEngine Off  
SecFilterScanPOST Off  
</Files>  
</IfModule>

but generally HTTP: Errors 500 are not client-side, so you must contact your hoster
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#6
Hi Connie,
I have the same problem when I try to upload pictures (Error 500). I was told by the helpdesk that I need to add .htaccess with the text "SecFilterEngine Off" and especially not to put in root dir, but in the folder where the script runs! This enables mod_security for that particular folder and the containers placed scripts. But in which dir should I place it?

And is your option better as this one?

Greetings Tom.
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