Nokia image upload module error with Galler y 2.1.1

try editing nokiaupload/classes/ImageUploadHelper.class, line 123.
where it says 'forceSessionId' => false change false to true
does that help?

1.4.2? whatever code that is is totally unrelated to this G2 module, afaik.
maybe turn on logged debug module in config.php so you can get debug output when trying via the phone..

New debug output shows:

2006-05-19 13:05:15 [] GET is:
2006-05-19 13:05:15 [] Array
(
[g2_view] => nokiaupload.RemoteStorageCapabilities
[?g2_GALLERYSID] => c9f119e5a69782fb4021661sessionid
)

We want g2_GALLERYSID so G2 will recognize the session. The nokiaupload code says "API specification requires URL to end with '&' (or '?')", implying that the phone should not add a ? in the URL when it appends the session id, but it appears your phone IS adding a ?. Are you able to determine what version of the nokiaupload spec your phone uses? no idea if the phone would tell you that anywhere....

You might try commenting out the $rsurl .= '&'; line in ImageUploadHelper.class and see if that has any effect. Otherwise, uncomment that again and try this hack: edit main.php in the top of your G2 install.. near the top just after the include line for bootstrap.inc add this:
if (isset($_GET['?g2_GALLERYSID'])) $_GET['g2_GALLERYSID'] = $_GET['?g2_GALLERYSID'];
This is a hack, but it's one line.. much easier than any other workaround would be.

I've got a Nokia 3650 and Gallery 2.1.1, and I seem to be running into the same problems Zampa did. I'd be glad to help debug this -- could somebody tell me where the debug output goes in a phone post scenario? That is, after I enable debug mode in the config file, where do I look to see the output?

Hi all,

I had the self-same problem, but thank to the suggestions above, and some creative changes, I managed to get it working!

Here's what I changed:

In nokiaupload/classes/ImageUploadHelper.class, change line 158 onwards from...

	$createDirUrl = $urlGen->generateUrl(
	    array('controller' => 'nokiaupload.NewDirectory'),
	    array('forceFullUrl' => true, 'htmlEntities' => false)) . '&';

	$uploadUrl = $urlGen->generateUrl(
	    array('controller' => 'nokiaupload.Upload'),
	    array('forceFullUrl' => true, 'htmlEntities' => false)) . '&';

	$albumListUrl = $urlGen->generateUrl(
	    array('controller' => 'nokiaupload.DirectoryListing'),
	    array('forceFullUrl' => true, 'htmlEntities' => false)) . '&';

...to...

	$createDirUrl = $urlGen->generateUrl(
	    array('controller' => 'nokiaupload.NewDirectory'),
	    array('forceFullUrl' => true, 'htmlEntities' => false, 'forceSessionId' => false)) . '&';

	$uploadUrl = $urlGen->generateUrl(
	    array('controller' => 'nokiaupload.Upload'),
	    array('forceFullUrl' => true, 'htmlEntities' => false, 'forceSessionId' => false)) . '&';

	$albumListUrl = $urlGen->generateUrl(
	    array('controller' => 'nokiaupload.DirectoryListing'),
	    array('forceFullUrl' => true, 'htmlEntities' => false, 'forceSessionId' => false)) . '&';

At the top of Gallery 2's main.php, after line 23:

include(dirname(__FILE__) . '/bootstrap.inc');

...insert the following extra line:

if (isset($_GET['?g2_GALLERYSID'])) $_GET['g2_GALLERYSID'] = $_GET['?g2_GALLERYSID'];

...and that's it - this made it work for me using a Nokia 6600.

This was all using the Nokia Image Upload module v 1.0.3 and Gallery 2.2.1.

Dave.

Hi there,

When I eventually tracked down the problem, it had two parts:

1) The initial server response was returning a bogus session ID value

My mistake initially was that I couldn't see this problem when testing the server in my web browser. As described in the Image Uploader readme, you can test the server by going to:

http://your.gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.Login&Username=<username>&Password=<password>

...and you see the initial response from the server: something like this (I think) with the default install if you view it with a normal web browser:

0
Version=1.00
SId=g2_GALLERYSID=78e462458bee6730b73548554895d065
RSURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=nokiaupload.RemoteStorageCapabilities&
CreateDirURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.NewDirectory&g2_GALLERYSID=78e462458bee6730b73548554895d065
UploadURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.Upload&g2_GALLERYSID=78e462458bee6730b73548554895d065
DirListURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.DirectoryListing&g2_GALLERYSID=78e462458bee6730b73548554895d065

However, this actually isn't a good test, as your browser probably has cookies enabled, and Gallery responds to sessions differently if cookies are enabled. So, I turned off cookies in my browser, and tried again, and found that what I actually got (and also what the phone would actually be seeing, as it doesn't have cookies) was this:

0
Version=1.00
SId=g2_GALLERYSID=78e462458bee6730b73548554895d065
RSURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=nokiaupload.RemoteStorageCapabilities&
CreateDirURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.NewDirectory&g2_GALLERYSID=TMP_SESSION_ID_DI_NOISSES_PMT
UploadURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.Upload&g2_GALLERYSID=TMP_SESSION_ID_DI_NOISSES_PMT
DirListURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.DirectoryListing&g2_GALLERYSID=TMP_SESSION_ID_DI_NOISSES_PMT

Without cookies, the upload module was inserting TMP_SESSION_ID_DI_NOISSES_PMT in those three URLs, rather than the actual session ID, and so this bogus value of the g2_GALLERYSID session variable was being returned to the upload module when the phone next made a request, losing the real session.

So, I removed the g2_GALLERYSID part of those three URLS, by adding in the , 'forceSessionId' => false) code. The ID doesn't need to be in there anyway - the whole point of this line:

SId=g2_GALLERYSID=78e462458bee6730b73548554895d065

...is that the Nokia phone will append this ID to the end of all URLs anyway. This solved the problem of getting a bogus ID each time, and meant that the initial server response to the phone was now:

0
Version=1.00
SId=g2_GALLERYSID=78e462458bee6730b73548554895d065
RSURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=nokiaupload.RemoteStorageCapabilities&
CreateDirURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.NewDirectory&
UploadURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.Upload&
DirListURL=http://blog.pyuda.com/gallery/main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.DirectoryListing&

2) Having done this, I found that the phone still wasn't passing g2_GALLERYSID back correctly in its second and subsequent requests. Further debugging showed that it was now requesting (for example):

main.php?g2_controller=nokiaupload.DirectoryListing&?g2_GALLERYSID=7e490f3c639eb14e827a2596386a2ef9

See in the middle of the URL there? It should be DirectoryListing&g2_GALLERYSID, but the phone has inserted an additional "?". The Nokia upload API spec states that URLs should end in an ampersand if they already contain query string parameters, but the phone doesn't seem to respect this, and appends a new query string, beginning with the question mark, even though one already exists.

As a result, the upload module reported that it was getting the following two values out of the query string shown above:

    g2_controller => nokiaupload.DirectoryListing
    ?g2_GALLERYSID => 7e490f3c639eb14e827a2596386a2ef9

...when what it needs is:

    g2_controller => nokiaupload.DirectoryListing
    g2_GALLERYSID => 7e490f3c639eb14e827a2596386a2ef9

So, my hack to the top of main.php simply checks for a value of $_GET['?g2_GALLERYSID'], and creates a matching value of $_GET['g2_GALLERYSID']. This means that Gallery 2 still thinks it has a valid session id on the second and subsequent calls.

Don't think I changed anything else, but hopefully this might help you to debug if the same problems are happening for you. Have you been able to turn file logging debugging on? That will help a lot. If you have, post the output here, and I'll take a look!

Dave.

Did you ever get your n95 to work?

Whats the latest news? I want to use my Nokia 5800 and/or my Nokia N95 to upload photos.