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I can’t get the upload page to display. My host server is running PHP 5.2.6 with the permission on the e2upload folder as 7 0 0 I get a Forbidden page if I change the permission to 7 7 7 I get a Internal Server Error page. The only changes I have made were to e2config and that was the username and password
http://annaalcorn.com/gallery/e2upload/
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I made a modification to the gallery, updating it to version 1.01 a couple of days ago, in that update I made a minor error on the gallery design path. I’ve updated the file as of last night about midnight. Go download the newest version, then try uploaded the gallery without modifying anything and send me a link and we’ll go from there, to see if we can figure out what’s up.
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I just download the new version and uploaded it to my server make no changes
http://annaalcorn.com/gallery/
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On the gallery page, the reason the files aren’t showing up is cause the default folder it’s looking for photos is set in the XML file as:
/e2gallerypro/e2upload/Galleries/gallery1/
You’ve got it in:
/gallery/e2upload/Galleries/gallery1/
To fix this you need to change the XML file to look in the correct folder for the images.
But it’s weird that you can’t get into the e2upload. That is a server error. You might need to contact your host and ask them why it’s giving you a forbidden error. Or check if you have a .htaccess file that is denying you access past on folder deep?
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Well it looks like I got it working I had to change the permission on all the files to 755 I still need to edit the XML but I am going to upload new images first
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Hello,
I am having a similar issue. I am also running e2photogallerypro on linux apache with php 5. The default gallery works, but the upload images window is blank. Nothing happens when I choose a file to upload or try to create a folder. I have set all permissions to 755, but it is still blank. I am not sure what requirements e2photogallerypro requires. If this is an issue with my server configuration, is there a list of requirements for e2photogallerypro on a linux server?
Any help would be appreciated. I have sent a contact email from this website with the username and password if needed.
Thank you,
thefiend
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What version of PHP are you running on your server?
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I was wrong about changing the permission on all files. The folders should be 755 and the files should be 644. The one folder that should be changed is where e2upload puts the images. Default folder is Galleries change that to 777 so the uploader can modify and create files and folders. The one issue I can see with this is the images that are uploaded have 777 permissions. I am not sure if the posses any threat to these files?
–Edit: I am wrong I just changed the permission on the Galleries folder back down to 755 and the e2upload still works. The images still have 777 by default tho
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Hello again,
I mentioned that I am running php 5. The exact php version is PHP Version 5.1.6.
@ Dirty I noticed the same thing with the previous version of e2. Uploader wouldn’t work until I gave the images folders 755 permissions.
I will try changing the Myphpversion to 4 just for giggles. Maybe somehow my server is displaying version 5 but actually using version 4?
Thank you,
Darren
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Nevermind, carry on with this thread as if I was never here.
I upgraded my php version from 5.1.6 to php-5.2.6-jason.1
I just added this repository to yum and did a yum install php5*
http://www.jasonlitka.com/yum-repository/
Instructions are there for anyone else running CentOS that has run into this problem.
Thanks for your replies,
thefiend
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