upload on 5.4.1
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Hi
Would appreciate if anyone can help with this problem.
The upload does not work for us on 5.4.1, see attached.
We had this issue with the beta's but this is a clean install, the older versions of c5 work fine.
See attached, we are running IIS and Windows Server 208 at the moment.
Thanks. Craig
Would appreciate if anyone can help with this problem.
The upload does not work for us on 5.4.1, see attached.
We had this issue with the beta's but this is a clean install, the older versions of c5 work fine.
See attached, we are running IIS and Windows Server 208 at the moment.
Thanks. Craig
we also see an error 500 now and again.
What size are the image files you're trying to upload? I've seen problems when the file size is too SMALL (yes, I said small, not large!) -- apparently this is due to a limitation of the flash uploader.
It's probably not this, but just in case...
It's probably not this, but just in case...
I can see the files sitting in the file directory when viewing the directory structure in windows, so they are being uploaded fine, it seems to be the new file attribute screen thats not been shown after the file is uploaded.
I have tried different file types and sizes and they all upload fine, the strange thing is this is only happening with version 5.4.1 the older version is fine.
thanks
craig
I have tried different file types and sizes and they all upload fine, the strange thing is this is only happening with version 5.4.1 the older version is fine.
thanks
craig
I have the same setup and can not upload files of any size or type. I've tried ie firefox ect. and nothing.
Server 2008 R2, IIS 7.5, PHP, ect.
Everything in Concrete5 seems to work fine except the upload files area. Single file up load, incoming, multiple upload none of it works.
Server 2008 R2, IIS 7.5, PHP, ect.
Everything in Concrete5 seems to work fine except the upload files area. Single file up load, incoming, multiple upload none of it works.
For some reason the "ocID" field in the table "files" does not have a default value. I'm not sure why. I noticed this on B2 and RC1.
You can set a default value by using this SQL:
Hope this helps!
You can set a default value by using this SQL:
ALTER TABLE `#DBNAME#`.`files` CHANGE COLUMN `ocID` `ocID` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;Hope this helps!
Thanks! Interesting. Not totally sure why that's causing a problem but we can add this into the core to make sure the next upgrade doesn't have the same issues.
hi all
thanks for your help the fix ppcc has solved the problem for us.
regards
craig
thanks for your help the fix ppcc has solved the problem for us.
regards
craig
"ocID" field in the table "files"
ok, Ill ask the dumb question,
which file, where. :)
Ps. Im on a linux server, php.
does that count
ok, Ill ask the dumb question,
which file, where. :)
Ps. Im on a linux server, php.
does that count
you need to run the command against your sql db
ALTER TABLE `#DBNAME#`.`files` CHANGE COLUMN `ocID` `ocID` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
where #DBNAME# is the name of your database.
I ran it in myphpadmin
Regards
Craig
ALTER TABLE `#DBNAME#`.`files` CHANGE COLUMN `ocID` `ocID` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL DEFAULT '0' ;
where #DBNAME# is the name of your database.
I ran it in myphpadmin
Regards
Craig
#1146 - Table '#dbasename#.files' doesn't exist
Nice try Craig, but that didnt work either.
All the ftp in the files/123/1234/122345/ are at 777, and the image too.
refreshed the cache and cleared it.
still no joy, this was a fresh install of 5.4.1 and a fresh dbase install.
off to bang head on wall.
Nice try Craig, but that didnt work either.
All the ftp in the files/123/1234/122345/ are at 777, and the image too.
refreshed the cache and cleared it.
still no joy, this was a fresh install of 5.4.1 and a fresh dbase install.
off to bang head on wall.
I got it to work finally on my environment.
OS: Windows 2003 server
IIS 6
PHP Version 5.2.10
MySQL 5.0.51a
========================================
The Fix:
Well I found that I was having issues with the Blog plugin on another site. The fix for that was to remove strict mode on MySQL. After that fixed my Blog issue, I tried the uploader in 5.4.1 and it worked! So I guess it has something to do with STRICT MODE in MYSQL on my environment. Here is how to remove it with MySQL Administrator:
http://www.iishacks.com/2007/06/21/vbulletin-photopost-and-mysql-5/...
Don't forget to stop and start MySQL service after you change it.
OS: Windows 2003 server
IIS 6
PHP Version 5.2.10
MySQL 5.0.51a
========================================
The Fix:
Well I found that I was having issues with the Blog plugin on another site. The fix for that was to remove strict mode on MySQL. After that fixed my Blog issue, I tried the uploader in 5.4.1 and it worked! So I guess it has something to do with STRICT MODE in MYSQL on my environment. Here is how to remove it with MySQL Administrator:
http://www.iishacks.com/2007/06/21/vbulletin-photopost-and-mysql-5/...
Don't forget to stop and start MySQL service after you change it.
ta for the reply,
nopes my strict mode is off.
:(
nopes my strict mode is off.
:(
If you have the same 406 Error that I have, then deactivating "mod_security" could help ( You can also do that over the .htaccess file with the entry: SecFilterEngine Off )
I didnt have a 406 error, or if I did I did not know where to look.
I think Im a bit to far down the learning curve to pick some of this up.
I have to deactivate mod_security, on the hosting Im with,
SELECT @@GLOBAL.sql_mode;
#1227 - Access denied; you need the SUPER privilege for this operation
Can some one just lend me a VERY BIG hammer.
I think Im a bit to far down the learning curve to pick some of this up.
I have to deactivate mod_security, on the hosting Im with,
SELECT @@GLOBAL.sql_mode;
#1227 - Access denied; you need the SUPER privilege for this operation
Can some one just lend me a VERY BIG hammer.
THANKS A MILLION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was stumped.
I was stumped.
Would really like some assistance if someone can spare it. I ran the query against the database and now I'm able to upload files, but the attached screen shows up, and the only thing I can do to continue the process is close the browser window/tab.
Should be remedied in the next update, but until then see here for info...
http://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5-4-1/ie-file-upload-bug/...
-Steve
http://www.concrete5.org/developers/bugs/5-4-1/ie-file-upload-bug/...
-Steve
