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Image Uploads
#1
I am getting 500 internal server errors when I upload an image via the files tab, then try to go to the url that it gives me. Anyone else having problems like this?

http://derekslenk.com/data/uploads/ie7-error.JPG
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#2
Nope. I just tested it on my test setup and it worked fine.
I get the same 500 error when I click on your link. Does the file actually exist?
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#3
Same here... my files upload fine - It's just getting them linked into the pages ;P
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#4
ccagle8 Wrote:Nope. I just tested it on my test setup and it worked fine.
I get the same 500 error when I click on your link. Does the file actually exist?

Yup, looking at them in my FTP viewer right now. Everyone has read permissions, and the .htaccess is Allow from all
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#5
It works if I post an image on a different website running on that server. Damn perms.
http://codingat3am.com/wp-content/upload...-error.JPG
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#6
When I removed the allows and denys in the .htaccess for data and for uploads, it then worked....trying to figure out why now
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#7
Hi,

I just started trying out GetSimple today. I am having an issue with file uploads (any type). Every file I try uploading, be it a MB or a few Kb, GS throws an "IO Error" on the file. I have set the data and upload folders both to 777 (permissions have to be 777 on data/* or GS won't work at all).
The documentation is sparse so I'm not really sure how to fix this rather huge piece of missing functionality.

Btw, I'm on a Linux-based shared hosting plan and GS is running in a subfolder named "/getsimple/". I have already dealt with the weird permission errors (setting folders to 777 so GS will work) and adding a modified htaccess file to the /getsimple folder so it will display FancyURLs correctly.

What's the next step in solving this file upload problem?
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#8
When you try to upload something, what does it say your upload limit is?
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#9
It shows the limit at 10MB (which is too low anyway, I want to use this for design-related articles where I'm going to post project files that will probably exceed 10MB).
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#10
aarlof - GS is pulling the upload limit from your server: <?php echo ini_get('upload_max_filesize'); ?>. The GS uploader has no limit.
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#11
Yea, I assumed that, I was just saying.

However, changing the upload limit on the server doesn't fix the problem of not being able to even upload a 200Kb jpg.
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#12
Here's a screencap of the error that appears under the "Browse" button on the File Upload page
[Image: GS-IOerror-screencap.png]
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#13
It may once again be permissions based then. Whats the directory permissions of /data/ and /data/uploads/?
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#14
/data/ and all folders within it are permission set to 777, including /data/uploads/, so it's probably not a permission error.
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