I am getting this error. What does it mean?
Warning: imagejpeg(): Unable to open
'/home/content/59/.../images/___htmlthumbnail_0b1292bbbcc4199eb4f50651962cf4641329752862.jpg'
for writing: File too large in
/home/content/59/.../cms/classes/resize.class.php on line 50
This is what happens.
Big image is uploaded
Big image - if too big - is resized to
the correct dimensions.
4 thumbnails are created.
Step 1 is working fine. The main image is being uploaded. The problem is coming with creating the thumbnails. The script is failing here.
imagejpeg($this->image,$filename,$compression);
This error is only happening on one server. We deploy our script to hundreds of servers a year. I just cannot find out what this error means. The file is uploading fine so I don't see why it is too large. If the server was running out of memory it would have a memory error surely.
The image I am uploading isn't even particularly big. Its 33KB. 780 x 120px.
Has anyone seen this error before? I assume something server side needs to be adjusted as the script works just fine every where else.
check php.ini settings... if you don't have the access contact the support i'm sure they will help you out...
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Created the file validation as (for test purpose it is 5kb)
'file': "max:5|mimes:jpg,png,jpeg,pdf,txt,doc,docx,mp4"
There is a weird issue, as it is displaying a valid error on uploading png
...may not be greater than 5 kilobytes.
but on uploading mp4 it is throwing following error
RuntimeException: The file {path-here}\public cannot be opened. in file
{path-here}\vendor\nyholm\psr7\src\Factory\Psr17Factory.php on line 46
Open icons tray on right side of your windows.
left click on wamp icon.
click on PHP > PHP Settings > upload_max_filesize = (set the size to max 256 MB).
You can also edit it in php.ini file in C:\wamp64\bin\apache\apache2.4.37\bin\php.ini
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I was having same error when sending file via postman to server with Laragon(not wamp/xampp) tried setting up my upload_max_file but couldn't find luck. In the end, Running Laragon with Run as Administrator did work.
I've got a fairly simple cron job that pulls down some files from an FTP server - none of the files are particularly large, but I'm constantly getting the following:
Connected to voip.colefabrics.com, for user colefabrics\absolute
Warning: ftp_get(): Opening BINARY mode data connection. in /home/www/colefabrics.com/httpdocs/libs/classes/class.ftpObj.php on line 56
There was a problem while downloading website/items.csv
Attempt 2:
Connected to voip.colefabrics.com, for user colefabrics\absolute
Warning: ftp_get(): Opening BINARY mode data connection. in /home/www/colefabrics.com/httpdocs/libs/classes/class.ftpObj.php on line 56
There was a problem while downloading website/items.csv
...snip...
I've been through all the other posts relating to this, tried to enforce passive mode, increased the timeout, but nothing is working.
Does anyone know what might be causing this, and what I can do to try and resolve it?
To confirm, it's working fine via a 'normal' FTP client, it's only via PHP that I have a problem.
The image is getting uploaded from android to server but the image is not getting uploaded from iphone to server. I am getting internal server error for iphone even i cant upload 2kb file too.
Check your web server access log and error log files to identify the specific error.
Check your file path properly. May be issue raise because of that.
I changed the image uploading type to base 64 i.e, I asked iphone developers to encode the stream of bytes with base 64 and then I handled with base 64 decode and storing the file. It worked in the emulator but while using in the iphone it showed page not found error and then we compressed the image size by decreasing the image resolution and its working now.
I'm having some problems uploading images in WordPress.
The images them selves are around 1-2mb and width/height is quite big 1000px+ X 1000px+ but the client wants to be able to upload them and let WordPress do the re-sizing.
However when trying to upload I'm getting the following error:
"Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 28573696) (tried to allocate 4096 bytes)"
Now I understand that this means the server doesn't have enough memory to process the image but when I do a phpinfo() check on the server it tells me that I have 256M of memory.
So why would I be getting a fatal error message saying I'm only allocated 32M?
The website itself is hosted by someone else so I don't have access to a php.ini or any of the error logs.
Thanks In advance,
Mark,
Even with a very high memory limit, GD will run out of memory processing a full-size photo from a mid-level digital camera. If your server has ImageMagick on the command line, you could use that. When ImageMagick resizes an image it uses a relatively small amount of memory and it is not subject to the PHP memory limit.
I found a WordPress plugin called ImageMagick Engine that claims to make WordPress use ImageMagick instead of GD. I've never used that plugin myself though.
phpinfo may be showing you memory for the php config for the whole server rather then the shared account you are using. You may not be able to override with your own php.ini due to the main php config file restricting use of php.ini files.
Try adding the 'define" line below to wp-config.php a few lines of white space below the opening <?php in the file:
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');
This may be able to override shared settings to give you more memory.
Turned out to be an issue with the company hosting the site limiting the memory allocated. Moved to a new host and the problem was sorted.
I want to share something that happened to me on the way.
I uploaded an image to my website and after that I created some thumbs. Those thumbs where being cropped automatically from relatively big files (jpeg images of about 5mb), and I was doing that lots of times. Suddenly, when uploading a big file and doing a thumb from a cropped image (not the original), I found out this error:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 22464 bytes)
How could I exhaust 128Mb of memory?
The main problem was I was using more memory than the available. The first thing to check was, of course, if I was uploading a correct file and not one too big. Ok, 3Mb. Then, which was the problem?
Normally, this kind of error comes with the exact line where it completely depletes your available memory. In my case, was inside this one:
$orig = imagecreatefromjpeg($fullPathFilename);
So, the server crashed when allocating a new image into memory. And then, this came to my mind: I didn't free any of the previous allocation calls! As aforementioned, I happened to generate lots of thumbs from multiple sized images. And silly me, I didn't free any of those. So, if you happen to see this error when you crop/resize/alter multiple images, check for this call inside your code:
imagedestroy($orig);
So, to sum up.
If you don't find the imagedestroy() function, then you may have found your problem!
I have also encounted with this problem
Increase the following variables so that your page execution will not stop:
max_input_time
memory_limit
max_execution_time
Cheers