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swfUpload Error "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
14 July 2009 at 11:10am
I keep getting the error below when using the swfUpload.
"There was a problem with the upload.
The server did not accept it."I've found disabling mod_security by adding "SecFilterEngine Off" to my .htaccess file got it working.
Anyway, I hope this helps someone.
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Re: swfUpload Error "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
28 July 2009 at 11:34am
We had the same problem, however it turned out to be the max post size setting in php.ini was too small for the files we were trying to upload.
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Re: swfUpload Error "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
11 September 2009 at 5:40am Last edited: 11 September 2009 5:42am
I have the same problem and when I disable mod_security in the .htaccess file I get a 500 Server error, and when I add it to my php.ini file I still get the same error:
"An Error occurred in the upload. Try again later."
Then:
"There was a problem with the upload.
The server did not accept it."Is there somewhere else where I can fix this?
btw, I'm using the DataObjectManager Module with swfUpload and ImageGallery modules.
Thanks
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Re: swfUpload Error "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
11 September 2009 at 6:11am
Yeah, it's a brutal error to troubleshoot, and it happens for a number of reasons. Unfortunately, Flash can't report verbose PHP errors, so all you get are status codes. You can packet sniff with Wireshark to get the output of the response. I'm hearing less and less of it happening lately, and the only thing that seems to cause it is mod_security, so be sure your server will allow you to disable mod_security in .htaccess. A lot of hosting providers won't allow that.
There's a write up on how to troubleshoot this error in the docs. Tedious, but at least you can find out where the problem is.
http://doc.silverstripe.com/doku.php?id=modules:swfuploadfield&s=swfupload#troubleshooting
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Re: swfUpload Error "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
26 March 2010 at 6:24am
"I've found disabling mod_security by adding "SecFilterEngine Off" to my .htaccess file got it working. "
This also worked for me, are there any long term effects from such a fix? Thanks
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Re: swfUpload Error "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
21 June 2010 at 5:23pm
Has anyone had this happen right out of the box with 2.4 on the Files & Images tab? If so, any fix?
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Re: swfUpload Error "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
23 July 2010 at 8:36pm
Hey guys, in case someone having same issue with server (tracked down to fie size).
my problem was fixed by also increasing the post_max_size in my php.ini file. -
Re: swfUpload Error "There was a problem with the upload. The server did not accept it."
24 July 2010 at 1:58am
Yeah, that's a less common fix, because the SWFUpload module is designed to block any files that are larger than your php allowed size. But sometimes it's not always accurate.
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