"Files not found" but files are there & permis
Cakepro
Joined: 2003-03-29
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Posted: Mon, 2003-12-01 22:41 |
I have a perplexing problem that I just can't figure out. Up until we had a server problem last week, Gallery has been working flawlessly. Now when I try to upload a photo, I get the thumbnail error. After putting Gallery in debug mode, here is what it says: Processing status... /home/*****/marshreef.com/netpbm/jpegtopnm /home/bdweb9982p/marshreef.com/public_html/albums/album09/regal.jpg | /home/*****/marshreef.com/netpbm/pnmscale -xysize 150 150 | /home/*****/marshreef.com/netpbm/ppmtojpeg --quality=95 > /home/*****/marshreef.com/public_html/albums/album09/regal.thumb.jpg Results: Error messages: I assure you the files and the directory are definitely there, and their permissions are all set at 755. I had the admin at our webhost doublecheck that for me. There are no capitalization or other little errors like that. I hope somebody can tell me what I'm doing wrong. I also don't have the pnmtojpeg file problem I've read about in the FAQ. Thanks, Give us your Gallery/webserver information to get a faster answer. |
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Looks like your server admin may have changed some php settings on you, post the contents of your phpinfo.php in your setup directory for gallery.
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Hello ~
Thank you for responding. I apparently no longer have the setup folder and thus don't have the phpinfo.php file. I also do not know how to rerun the configuration wizard. Could you please advise?
This seems to have a LOT of information about our website/server, etc.: http://www.marshreef.com/php.php
Thanks,
Sherri
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sh: /home/*****/marshreef.com/netpbm/jpegtopnm: No such file or directory
It simply means to me that the place where you put netPBM isn't really where it is. See FAQ Gallery:c.32
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test.php reveals this:
/home/bdweb9982p/marshreef.com/public_html/netpbm
The permission of the netpbm directory as well as all the files contained within are set to 755.
Tell me I've overlooked something stupid and there's a really easy fix for this!!
Thanks,
Sherri
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It would be great to be able to re-run the configuration wizard to make sure the specified path is correct. Can someone tell me how to do that please?
Thanks,
Sherri
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Just put it back into configuration mode and redo the path
http://gallery.sf.net/docs.php <-- it's all there