Trouble with upload.php

[jeffkitsmiller]

I have read through all the documentation, troubleshooting, and FAQ sections.

I'm STUCK!!!!   

My gallery can be found here:  http://www.kbez.com/cpg1.4.10/cpg1410/

When anyone goes to upload a new file it will tell them that:

Successful Uploads
2 uploads were successful.

Please click 'Continue' to add the files to albums.

When the user clicks on 'Continue' - the browser refreshes upload.php with a blank screen!

PLEASE HELP!!!

[jianzhan]

Hi,

I just check your site and no any problem.

you can check I just uploaded one picture-marble.

Yours sincerely

Jian Zhan

[Joachim Müller]

Do exactly as suggested in the upload troubleshooting section of the docs

[jeffkitsmiller]

GauGau,

I have everything set up as suggested by the upload troubleshooting section of the docs.

Test User:  kbez_test
Password: pass4now

link:  http://www.kbez.com/cpg1.4.10/cpg1410/

[Stramm]

pass doesn't work and for guests you've enabled upload approval. So I can't check

[jeffkitsmiller]

I have changed the guests upload approval to no.

Checked the pass and works fine:

kbez_test
pass4now

[jeffkitsmiller]

This is the error message I get when I try to upload an image:

(https://coppermine-gallery.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.kbez.com%2Fimages%2Fscreenshot_cpg.jpg&hash=90f301d93e10b5d19d07a06e8d42bb535ca97700)

[Joachim Müller]

Checked the pass and works fine:

No, it does not. Confirming what Stramm said: the login you provided does not work. Review.

[jeffkitsmiller]

I guess a little intelligence would help on my behalf, huh? 

test_kbez
pass4now

Sorry!

[Joachim Müller]

Uploading smaller files works fine (see http://www.kbez.com/cpg1.4.10/cpg1410/displayimage.php?pos=-15). Your issue only exists when uploading larger files. This may be due to server-sided restrictions (not restrictions in Coppermine's config). Please review the sticky thread Trouble-shooting the upload process. to get an idea what server-sided restrictions may exist that prevent you from uploading large pics.

You have five options:

• Contact your webhost (when web-hosted) and ask them to improve your php.ini settings (although they probably are reluctant to do so, as this is a matter of economics)
• If you're self-hosted, change the php.ini settings accordingly
• Leave things as they are and resize your pics on the client before uploading them
• Decrease the limitations in Coppermine to reflect your server-sided limitations and tell your users about them
• Find a better webhost

[TheSystemSucks]

I had this problem, it was particular to uploading large files such as videos.
fix below:
I modified the user groups allowed quota with no change, then i went into my isp hosting providers ftp settings and change the size cap there aswell.
I had yahoo hosting and i had a default setup where i could not ftp upload files larger than 3 megs. I changed this is allow for a larger size, and no more problems...


- Erik

http://www.thesystemsucks.com