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Image upload problem - v2.2.3


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cappelmans

Community Member, 6 Posts

3 February 2009 at 4:02am

I had contact with the hosting provider. He told me that the open_basedir actually couldn't be the problem, because it should be defined correctly:

open_basedir /var/www/vhosts/stijlgoed.nl/httpdocs:/tmp:/home/vhosts/stijlgoed.nl/httpdocs

It seems OK indeed... So I don't know what to try next! I hope someone can help!

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SalvaStripe

Community Member, 89 Posts

4 February 2009 at 2:57am

yes i can help ;)

you have to set your folders "assets, mysite, themes" so 777, you know what i mean?
look, that you set these folder to 777 and the containing subfolders and files too, then i will work i think!

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Fuzz10

Community Member, 791 Posts

4 February 2009 at 3:00am

He already tried chmodding the Assets directory.

What is the point of chmodding the themes and mysite directories ?

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SalvaStripe

Community Member, 89 Posts

4 February 2009 at 3:18am

hm i read this thread but did not recognize that he did it already^^

hm, i always do chmodding at themes and mysite too. for sure, its only usefull for assets, but when i started for some month ago with silverstripe, i think there was told to the users to chmodding themes and mysite too. then i did it everytime since today :P

hmm.. what about the .htaccess? what value should it have? 777?

greetz

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Fuzz10

Community Member, 791 Posts

4 February 2009 at 3:22am

Other than the Assets directory, there is no need to change the rights.

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mightymike

Community Member, 1 Post

16 April 2009 at 1:47pm

got the same problem like yours. i just chmod to 777 the "assets" folder and also its subfolder "Uploads" and it work. hope it will help.

mike

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Thinkingspace

Community Member, 3 Posts

26 April 2009 at 8:02pm

Just to say that I also had problems uploading an image only to realize that I did not have read permissions for it. Yes, I know this sounds dumb, but the image had been saved by another CMS and I wanted to copy across data from its resources directory. Anyway, hopefully this post may save someone wasting time doing the same thing.

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bummzack

Community Member, 904 Posts

26 April 2009 at 9:33pm

@Thinkingspace: Glad you could resolve that issue.

@SalvaStripe:
hmm.. what about the .htaccess? what value should it have? 777?

Just to clarify: You should never set the permission bits of the .htaccess file to 777. 644 will do.

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