getting en exact error

[sailnet]

I hust got classifieds running on a windoze server and cannot upload images even though gd2 is enabled, checked out ok and I have given access rights to path names where the images should be getting stored.

I get this error:

imco.jpg: Uploaded file not found
Typical reason is that the file exceeded allowed limits.

I have set upload limit at 2M in php.ini and I am uploading a 9,700 byte file

is there any way to get a more detailed error message as to where the process is failing?

ps: this is definately a server config issue and not a problem with the product because vb won't allow me to upload images either - it just says upload failed - however there are no error in the php error log or the apaceh error log. I'm running apache 1.37 on windows and php - any dll's that must be loaded in the apache config file? - my test server works fine, but my live site is giving me problems...

thanks in advance.

- jeff

[Chuck S]

Check to see if uploads are allowed in PHP?

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Basically this is the else clause of handle upload and the if states is_uploaded_file so that error basically is saying the upload is choking ie the server is not allowing it.

[sailnet]

ok - I see the code and I'll change it - thank you.

ps: did you get my email on friday about the other stuff?

[Chuck S]

You dont change anything in our code. I was just pointing out whats why the message happens is your server is not allowing the upload.

I have no idea what emails you mean since I get tons of emails I reply to a day and I don't know who you are here

[sailnet]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

You dont change anything in our code. I was just pointing out whats why the message happens is your server is not allowing the upload.

I have no idea what emails you mean since I get tons of emails I reply to a day and I don't know who you are here

my email to you re: this thread.

need someone to write php data conversion

[Chuck S]

Nope never got an email from you

[sailnet]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

Nope never got an email from you

yikes - here it comes again.

just sent it again - sent it originally on friday evening.

please let me kniw if you do not receive it.

[sailnet]

the problem above turned out to be a problem with the php.ini variable called magic-quotes. it was on and that caused extra slashes to be added to the path name where the temporary file was being storess after the upload.

[Chuck S]

If your on a windows server you know to use forward slash on paths right?

[sailnet]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

If your on a windows server you know to use forward slash on paths right?

yes - thanks - I've seen the results of using backslashes.... \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ 'itis...