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Some problems with images
Posted: Mon 19. Jan 2004, 01:47
by Marko
I'm trying to write an article with text/image content. I keep getting this error:
Warning: imagejpeg(): Unable to open '/*/html/content/images/1_7_5iCmtHXfNk-300x.jpg' for writing in /*/html/include/inc_lib/ext/hft_image/hft_image.php on line 338
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Unable to output: /*/html/content/images/1_7_5iCmtHXfNk-300x.jpg
file=/*/html/include/inc_lib/ext/hft_image/hft_image.php
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Warning: getimagesize(/*/html/content/images/1_7_5iCmtHXfNk-300x.jpg): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /*/html/include/inc_lib/ext/hft_image/hft_image.php on line 298
This seems to relate to the file permissions, but I haven't experienced any problems with image upload. I'm also 99,9% positive that my permissions have been set correctly. Only thing regarding to my question I found from
here was in german (somebody seemed to got same error message after uploading).
Edit: I guess there is a problem with the path which seems to be missing /img/ directory. (html/img/content/...) . Even though I installed with default directories... Where can I fix this?
Posted: Mon 19. Jan 2004, 09:37
by Pappnase
hello marko
first
try the search funktion!
second
look for the rights of the filestorage folder and the folders in the filstrorage folder. (0777)
Pappnase
Posted: Mon 19. Jan 2004, 10:58
by pSouper
this one smells like a path issue.
are the thumbs in the correct places?
phpwcms_tmp\thumb_list
AND
phpwcms_tmp\thumb_preview
or any equivalent you may have changed it too?
if not then would you rechack that your paths are actually going where you think they are going.
or paste you inc.conf.php WITHOUT the password/username
Also, your system setup, and physical path to phpwcms root.
Posted: Tue 20. Jan 2004, 00:15
by Oliver Georgi
Check permissions for "images" and "content" - try to set to 766 both or if this not help 777
Posted: Tue 20. Jan 2004, 01:12
by Marko
there seems to be a problem with the path. After I added /content/images with proper permission to my root directory it worked fine. Directory /img/ has dropped somehow away. I guess there has to be a bug, because I made an fresh installation with default directories.
Posted: Tue 20. Jan 2004, 08:32
by Oliver Georgi
Maybe - some uncompression tools (sometimes) don't expand empty folders - and content/images is empty.
Posted: Tue 20. Jan 2004, 13:24
by Marko
Actually that's not my case. At the moment the sciprt is looking for images from /html/content/images folder. This should be /html/img/content/images which is included in default installation package. So folder img is missing from the path of the script... and I have no idea wherefrom I can fix this.
Now I added an extra content/images directory straight under my root-directory which seemed to help. Though I consider this only a temporary solution, as there might be some problems having two different /images/ folders.
Posted: Tue 20. Jan 2004, 14:03
by pSouper
img and content are both 'same level' sub folders or the phpwcms root folder. not nested as I think you are implying.
phpwcms/content/images/...
phpwcms/img/...articles | background | button | date | icons | klap | lines |phpwcms... etc etc.
as you have added the content folder directly under the phpwcms root you are on the right root to fixing this.
have you also the phpwcms_root/img/... too?
Posted: Tue 20. Jan 2004, 17:58
by DeXXus
Marko wrote:Actually that's not my case. At the moment the sciprt is looking for images from /html/content/images folder. This should be /html/img/content/images which is included in default installation package. So folder img is missing from the path of the script... and I have no idea wherefrom I can fix this.
Your mistake is in thinking there should be "/img/content/images" (*NO* such path is created in ~MY~ default installation)!
Marko wrote:Now I added an extra content/images directory straight under my root-directory which seemed to help. Though I consider this only a temporary solution, as there might be some problems having two different /images/ folders.
This ~IS~ correct for *DEFAULT* installation. And should be set to chmod 777 as per original installation directions.
(see
http://www.phpwcms.de/index.php?id=10,0,0,1,0,0)
Posted: Wed 21. Jan 2004, 03:30
by Marko
WOW, my mistake! Tell me like a four year old... Now I got it!
Posted: Wed 21. Jan 2004, 10:10
by pSouper