I am trying to get Tinybrowser version 1.42 working and keep running into problems. I was able to get as far as actually being able to upload images (access the Upload tab, browse for the file, watch as it uploaded) but now I am receiving a Status: 403 error message after the upload reaches 100%.
Tinybrowser created the proper directories and they are set to 775, even though the progress bar goes to 100% on upload, nothing is being uploaded.
I found in troubleshooting that I should create an .htaccess file in the "tinybrowser directory" (I assume this is the main directory for the plugin?) with the following contents - this results in an Error 500:
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
Anyone have any idea how to make this work? I never had this much trouble with past versions
Yes 403 stands for Forbidden.
I face the same problem. After a lot of research i found that some server security is set ON
which blocks the upload.php to upload any image/file. So turn OFF the security stuff and it works.
Hope this will
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I've tried updating permissions to every possible combination for both the wp-content folder and also the uploads folder within it and it hasn't remedied the issue.
I also saw in a few threads of similar issues that adding
define('FTP_PUBKEY','/home/wp-user/wp_rsa.pub');
define('FTP_PRIKEY','/home/wp-user/wp_rsa');
define('FTP_USER','wp-user');
define('FTP_PASS','');
define('FTP_HOST','127.0.0.1:22');
to the wp-config file could help, so I tried that and now my site is getting an error 500 and not loading at all despite me having since removed the above code.
I know this question has been asked before but I've tried most of the solutions and have only managed to make the problem worse... any suggestions how to get the site working again after my blunder?
Posting incase this happens to anyone else. The hosting account for the site was at its data limit so the error for uploading was because there was no space to upload the files to and not the expected read/wright permissions.
When I updated the code on the page, instead of saving it saved the page as a blank template because again - no room left to save the file to.
I just started migrating my code to the google cloud. The server runs Ubuntu but does not display my images (.png).
http://example.com/icons/logo.png
When I open the console and open the link address directly I receive a 404 not found; but when I just go to `http://example.com/icons``I receive a 403 Forbidden message.
Could it be the case that some permissions for the folder/images are not set correctly? How can display my images?
For anyone who might have a similar issue - I have found this thread and changing the folder name from "icons/" to "images/" resoled the problem, the question of why this happens still remains...
I have a created a project in HTML/PHP and I am trying to upload everything to the server. I am not that familiar with servers other than the fact that your first page must be an index.php/htm file and that everything goes in the public_html folder. I am using MVC(codeigniter) so adding it to the server doesn't seem so straightforward. I have attached an image of my directories, the first file when viewed locally is the controller class which is home.php inside /application/controllers. If I just drag everything to the server as is, then I receive a 500 Internal Server Error. Can anyone help me fix this please?
The problem with a 500 internal server error is that's it's a generic message.
Try checking:
File / folder permission (No files or folders should be set to 777, 755 should be the maximum permissions setting.)
If you're using short tags: short_open_tag=On in php.ini
Incorrect syntax in .htaccess file (Try removing - test - recreate)
check error.log for more detailed information.
Hope any of this helps, I'll keep an eye on this topic.
I'm working on a website based on static and php pages.
With html pages everything works fine but every time I try to display a PHP page I receive a "500 server internal error" and this message in the log:
SoftException in Application.cpp:604: Could not execute script "/path/file.php", referer "/path/"
I'm not a php expert, I've tried to:
put and display a blank php file in different paths.
change permissions on php files (now they all have a 755 permission)
look for something wrong in the .htaccess file (but it was blank).
...the error is still there, do you have any suggestion?
Thanks a lot!
Finally the customer has decided to pay for extra support.
The provider told the files had wrong permissions.
I don't think it was so because, as I've told you, it was the first thing that I've try to change.
However everything is working fine now.
Thank you :)
I've made a website on which users can upload a video file. All is fine and it worked like a charm for quite a while. But now all of a sudden (don't think i have changed anything) it will give a 500 Internal Server Error. As far as i know nothing changed.
All settings in the php.ini file are set to 1gb size and 3000 seconds time for all associated settings. Does anyone know what could cause this?
EDIT
I found an error with Id '1' with source name 'named' and the description says cant find the description of the event or error (it's in dutch tho). I did find this:
managed-keys-zone ./IN: loading from master file managed-keys.bind failed: file not found
Regards,
Dragon
The problem seems to be the size of the file. the only way i could find to work around this is to implement an Javascript upload script. I chose to use plupload and now it works as expected.