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File Upload I/O Error when using SSL

Started by tuxor, March 19, 2011, 11:06:32 PM

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tuxor

Hi all,

I did a basic setup of apache and ssl on my fedora machine (with php 5.3.6 and php-gd). I didn't change anything in the config-files except of the upload-limits in httpd.conf and php.ini. Coppermine is installed into directory coppermine and works flawlessly when access via http://localhost/coppermine

As described in this topic: http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=66510.0
... I'm getting "Server (I/O) Error" when trying to upload files in Coppermine while using an SSL-connection (port 443/https).

So basically, I'm using https://localhost/coppermine/upload.php to upload files, but it just throws the I/O error.

Unfortunately, there are no logs created in the coppermine-logs or in any log file in /var/log/httpd!

To test the php-upload capability via ssl, I wrote my own upload-page in https://localhost/test/upload/index.php which works just perfectly (a simple form with <input type="file" ... and php-code that moves the uploaded file to test/upload/test.jpg).

Any ideas or experiences with ssl?

Thanks in advance! :)

Nibbler

Is this a problem with the flash based uploader?

tuxor

Yep, I didn't even realize in the first place there were two different upload-methods. Now I switched to "only one file at once" and now it also works via https.

So there's no known work-around for this using flash? Obviously it's not really uncomfortable to upload only one file at once ...

tuxor

Sorry, for my typos (I do miss the edit-function *g* but yes, I read the board rules...). I wanted to add, that I'm using cpg1.5.12, since I haven't mentioned that yet.

ΑndrĂ©

I haven't tested that, but maybe the plugin JUpload works as batch alternative with ssl?

tuxor

Perfect. Amazing. Worked for my SSL-configuration. Now let's hope, it works on the apache-ssl-configuration of the server it's supposed to run on eventually.

Thank you so much!