Not Able To Upload

rickleigh · Worker Joined: Jan 06, 2009 Posts: 183

Found another issue with my editor after my host upgraded their php ver.

I was trying to upload a new image and when I hit the upload button it just quickly refreshes the screen clearing out the file I have chosen to upload.

When looking for the file I just tried to upload it isn't there.

So...sense I was having trouble with the editor after they updated the php ver. I can only think that there is still a config option that they need to change to allow this.

Can anyone provide what needs to be active in PHP for the editor to upload files so I can pass it on to my host?

nuken · Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 9:02 am

Have you turned on error reporting and checked you permissions in the uploads directory? I know probably have, but it never hurts to be sure.

rickleigh · Worker Joined: Jan 06, 2009 Posts: 183

nuken wrote:

Have you turned on error reporting and checked you permissions in the uploads directory? I know probably have, but it never hurts to be sure.

Yep, Perms are set at 755 and nothing showing in logs

nuken · Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 10:20 am

If you change the permissions to 777 it still will not upload?

rickleigh · Worker Joined: Jan 06, 2009 Posts: 183

nuken wrote:

If you change the permissions to 777 it still will not upload?

If its set to 777 it will upload, but I thought perms 775 was the setting it should be at?

nuken · Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 10:41 am

I'm sure someone on here can answer this better than I can, but I have had some hosts that will only upload under 777 and some that will work with 755. I have no idea why.

jakec · Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 10:55 am

You need make the permissions as restrictive as possible, so the lower the numbers the better, but it really is host dependent as you have found. Unfortunately sometimes it is a bit trial error. Sad

rickleigh · Worker Joined: Jan 06, 2009 Posts: 183

Well they have always work with it set to 755 until they upgraded the php ver. So I will send a support ticket and see if they can set it back for that. Wink

rickleigh · Worker Joined: Jan 06, 2009 Posts: 183

Here is what my host had to say:

Host Message wrote:

Rick,

This is not a factor on the server. I have double checked this and 755 for folders and 644 for files is still what they should be. Nothing has changed in terms of that.

So..I don't know again what else would have changed other then their update. Evil or Very Mad

Guardian2003 · Posted: Mon Oct 19, 2009 12:18 pm

If your host was using Suexec - that likes folders to be 755 and usually throws a fit if the are higher but I wouldn't worry over it too much to be honest. I have a load of folders CHMODed to 777 because I'm too lazy to see if a lower value will still allow script access, never had a problem.

rickleigh · Worker Joined: Jan 06, 2009 Posts: 183

Guardian2003 wrote:

If your host was using Suexec - that likes folders to be 755 and usually throws a fit if the are higher but I wouldn't worry over it too much to be honest. I have a load of folders CHMODed to 777 because I'm too lazy to see if a lower value will still allow script access, never had a problem.

Ok, Thanks Guardian

Raven · Posted: Tue Oct 20, 2009 12:42 am

You might also read up on suExec here:

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. 755 and 644 should always work if using suExec.

Your host decides whether or not to set it up for a 500 Internal Error or not if the perm's are set any higher. Guardian, if your host changes his configuration, you will know right away Wink