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    • CommentAuthorken
    • CommentTimeJan 5th 2006
     
    Hi,

    Fantastic script this is. just installed it @
    www.marinavillagearklow.com/photos

    I'm new to PHP but getting to grips with it fairly quickly.
    Installation went effortlessly.
    I have one problem that I can seem to fix. When I click on the large thumb i get a 404 error and the large image does not load. This is the same for all the photos.
    E.G

    http://www.marinavillagearklow.com/photos/images/holidays/london_2004/london__10_.JPG

    I have read a few threads and changed a few premissions but still having the problem

    Can anyone help ?
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      CommentAuthormike
    • CommentTimeJan 5th 2006
     
    Go into your FTP program and checkout that folder, make sure the filename is the same in the folder as in your link.

    http://www.marinavillagearklow.com/photos/images/holidays/london_2004/london__3_.JPG
    Look in /images/holidays/london_2004/ and see if london__3_.JPG exists.

    We have a filename sanitizer which replaces non-standard characters with underscores. There could be a bug here where the filename is sanitized in the database, but Plogger is unable to rename the picture on the filesystem.
    • CommentAuthorken
    • CommentTimeJan 6th 2006
     
    Thanks Mike.
    I will check this when I get home tonight.

    Ken.
    • CommentAuthorbsd
    • CommentTimeFeb 15th 2006
     
    I get the same thing. I've check the path and it's the same. I don't get it, it should display.

    I'm using 1and1.com for hosting.... if that means anything.
    • CommentAuthorasorethumb
    • CommentTimeNov 18th 2006
     
    Im having the same problem, and adding the code that was recommended in another thread does not fix it.

    I really want to use Plogger. Ive tried just about every gallery out there, and this one is by far my favorite. I hate to abandon it now, but I can not find the fix for this.

    The images are being created with 600 file permissions.

    I hope someone can help! Doing a google search on 'plogger 403 forbidden ' brings up alot of threads, but nothing has worked.
    • CommentAuthorasorethumb
    • CommentTimeNov 20th 2006
     
    I've determined that the error only happens when I do individual uploads through the plogger admin interface.
    When I do batch uploads to the uploads folder, the picture shows up fine.

    ???
    • CommentAuthorelukasz
    • CommentTimeJan 19th 2007
     
    I had similar problem. When I tried to access a large image: bmp, gif, jpg taht was uploeded manually i was getting a 'not found' error. This was related to permisions Plogger sets on manually uploaded files. Besically these files did not have 'read' permission set on them and therefore could no be viewed. How to check if this is the problem:
    If you use an ftp program with graphical user interface navigate to the folder thumbnails and right click on one of the files. Choose properties and remember permissions. Now navigate to the folder with large files. right click on one of them, coose properties and check permissions. Are they set in the same way as for thumbnails? If not then set them appropriately.
    One problelem is that you will have to do it for every newly manully uploaded file. Quite a painfull process
    Thankful People: artgirltx
    • CommentAuthorbolson
    • CommentTimeMay 21st 2007
     
    Add this to /plogger/admin/plog-admin-functions.php to, lines 59-64 inc

    // cannot use move_uploaded_file here, because plog-import uses the same function and
    // and doesn't deal with uploaded files
    //if (!move_uploaded_file($tmpname,$final_fqfn)) {
    if (!rename($tmpname,$final_fqfn)) {
    $result['errors'] .= 'Could not move file! ' . $tmpname .' to '.$final_fqfn;
    return $result;
    }
    else { // You will want to add this to your code.
    chmod ($final_fqfn, 0644); // You will want to add this to your code.
    } // You will want to add this to your code.
    • CommentAuthorartgirltx
    • CommentTimeJun 11th 2007
     
    elukasz's suggestion above worked. Thank you!

    I tried bolson's suggestion, but it didn't work for me. I'm manually doing it until i can find a better way. Thanks for the info!

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