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I tried attaching images or any file types (e.g. pdf, txt,etc) but I am receiving initially a status is null message and then after which the error 999 message.
Settings for sizes are set to "0" or unlimited.
Please advise if I miss anything in our setup. TIA.
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I will probably need to involve Steve (Mr Papa) on this one and he may not be able to get to the forums today. But... the message you are seeing there is not related to the SP settings. As it says - you have received some sort of server error.
You do not say how large the file was you were attempting to upload but it could be that it is larger than your allowed size as set by your server environment. Uploads will normally (by default) be set at 2MB max and there is also a limit on how large data can be that is 'posted' (in http terms) to a server. It could also be that your 'tmp' folder - a location defined by php where all uploads are sent to before being processed and then moved - is full.
You may need to look at your php error logs to find out the underlying problem or perhaps ask your host if you should have been able to upload the files - remember this is using the POST http protocols.
So the size of the file is the first thing to establish.
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The file that I am trying to upload is not significant, not more than 350kb.
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Have you managed to take look at the php error log file?
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Yellow Swordfish said
Have you managed to take look at the php error log file?
I have checked the error log file, there are no reference about uploading image error on it. Let me know if you want me to post or send you a copy.
On the other hand, I have already checked with my host and they mentioned that the image upload limit is set to 750M.
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so we need to know a couple of settings on server...
memory_limit
file_uploads
upload_max_filesize (is this what you reported in previous post?)
post_max_size
and is this occurring for ANY upload? typically this means server config error... the 999 code means it just dies and did not report anything back to us...
have you defined a temp upload location?
upload_tmp_dir
all those are defined in the php.ini file... is this nix or IIS? the latter does not define and temp upload by default...
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Hi Mr. Papa,
The following are the values:
memory_limit: 512M
file_uploads: ON
upload_max_filesize: 750M
post_max_size: 700M
What I think is off is the upload_tmp_dir which states no value. I am coordinating with my host about this currently.
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Just to clarify as well, is there any specific value that I have to request to our hosts regarding upload_tmp_dir or anything that I have to setup within the simple press admin?
TIA
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for most *nix systems, it will be /tmp... can be anything as the web user (ie apache) can write there...
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