Hi,
I just did a local install of Zenphoto 1.2.2. Installation went fine, but I have problems uploading images through the admin interface, while uploading images through FTP works like a charm. It says 'Images uploaded', the album is created (in the interface, in the folder 'albums', not in the folder 'cache'), but no actual jpg's are uploaded. The folders 'albums' and 'cache' are set to chmd 777, I tried disabling/enabling mod_rewrite through the admin interface, in ini.php I tried setting memory_limit and post_max_size to 500M and I'm definitely not exceeding the maximum filesize. Oh and I'm running XAMPP with PHP5 on Mac OS X Leopard ...
Does anybody have anymore ideas?
Ellen
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You can reach us all the time via the forum or trac tickets. We won't give any individual support outside of the forum anyway. I hope you will understand that this would exceed our really limited resources.
upload_tmp_dir = /tmp
...instead of leaving it commented out, its default.
HOWEVER: While I can now successfully upload files, oddly, I have to press the "Upload" button twice to get them started. Click it once, and Safari just sits there waiting for a response. Click it again and the upload works. Don't know if that's a Xampp problem, a Safari problem or a zenphoto problem. But it's good enough for me to get started with some local playing, anyway, and I'm guessing it won't happen on my real server...
I have the same problem: uploading appears to work fine except that the images never appear. Not in de admin nor in the folders on the server. However I'm working on a server and have no access to the error logs or the php.ini.
Do you have any ideas?
For now uploading with ftp works fine but I would like to be able to use the admin for uloading too.
Thanks,
Bob
Any ideas where I could look for the cause?
thanks,
Bob
You're right 'working on a server' should be no reason to have no access to the logs. However I'm dealing with a pretty substandard hosting company :-)
I'll see if I can pry the logs from their hands :-)
Bob