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Raptor
This is third party software which we did not write. We included it in the release because people wanted it. It is really as simple as this. We enabled a switch to enable or disable it. We have stated that to support 3rd party software that support would be from that software's manufacturer. This goes for any third party software. Take Photopost Pro for example we have lightbox and zoom scripts in that gallery we do not support those actual applications. We can not be responsible that software we do not write can work on everyones server. Your only going to see more and more of this as people want third party software flash or java applications included into the software.
These are the known things one must check to see what is happening.
1. To use the flash uploader one must enable in usergroup options that the usergroup is allowed to upload files from the server. what this means is your allowed to process files already existing on the server. Kind of like bulkupload. This is needed to be yes because the flash uploader which is a third party thing dumps files in your uploads directory. The normal upload process uses an http file prompt which is easy to process a file once its uploaded. Bypassing this to do a bulkupload means we need to check a users upload directory for files.
2. The SecFilterScanPOST Off thing is a server related permission which does not let the flash uploader do its job. This is a server issue and not an issue persay with the actual application.
Therefore here is what I would suggest you try to debug the issue. Try uploading with the flash uploader a couple small images. If nothing processes go via ftp to the gallery users directory are there files in there?
If there are no files in the directory this is why you get the issue because there is nothing to process. Therefore I would then ask your host some more indepth questions like are you running mod_security which does lock down certain things? Do they have any errors or information that helps you out. If there are not files in the actual user directory I would be absolutely sure this comes down to a server security permissions issue. Files are normally moved from the php tmp directory on the server to the users directory then we process them and they are moved to there final location in the files directory.
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