I have G3 installed on my own server (linux debian). I access G3 via DynDns free hostname service. I seldom use it, and now it is not a free service anymore and was discountinued. I have always access G3 via localhost/gallery3 on my web browser. It still works, but for some reasons unknow to me, I cannot add photos to existing album. It gives the following error:
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Debug :Current runtime: html5
Error: -200, Message: HTTP Error., File: DSCF6637_lzn-1.jpg
Maybe there is a urlrewrite somewhere that is causing this, since my hostname service no longer works. But, I did not find where this urlrewrite is.
Your help is much appreciated.
BTW, I am using version 3.0.7
edit: I put in serveradd and configured it, and was able to add photos to the album. The regular add method still have the same error.
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Do other upload methods work? Could be some flash cross domain thing.
Dave
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Thanks Dave. I installed serveradd and now can upload via my localhost. But, it is an inconvenience if I want to upload a few photos.
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I would not know how to troubleshoot the server hostname/cross domain issue with flash, perhaps others can help.
Try the http://codex.galleryproject.org/Gallery3:Modules:html5_upload
amoge other: http://codex.galleryproject.org/Category:Gallery_3:Other_Clients methods.
Dave
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This one is cool as well:
http://codex.galleryproject.org/Gallery_3:Other_Clients:Gallery_3_REST_Client_(rWatcher)
Dave
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I tried html5_upload. Same error. Maybe I should uninstall, clear everything and install again.
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That's an odd looking error, considering the HTTP STATUS CODE 200 means everything went well. In terms of the possible URL rewrite conflict, have you looked in the .htaccess file?
It might be in the root domain, and it might be hidden.