Error locating gallery_remote2.php when uploading w/GR
mosofsky
Joined: 2004-03-18
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Posted: Thu, 2004-03-18 05:16 |
When I try to upload images using Gallery Remote, I get the following error in a dialog box: "Error: Server contacted, but Gallery not found at this URL ( http://iclub.mit.edu/gallery/gallery_remote2.php )" The strange thing is I had been able to upload over 2000 pictures before today using Gallery Remote. What do you think the cause of the problem is and how do you think I should fix it? Many thanks! gallery remote version: 1.3.1 |
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Can you post the log?
FAQ Gallery Remote:3
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I am having the same problem:
Here is (i think) the relevant snippet 'o code
If it makes any difference, this is a phpnuked galley. I tried uploading the same pic by the web interface and it worked fine. It seems to be anything over 2000K comes up with this error. I have tried switching from netpbm to ImageMagick too server side. I also disabled the "keep the same name" function in gallery config options.
THANKS Paour!
-Dan
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It definitely makes a difference that it's in PHPNuke. Does the URL given in the error work in PHPNuke? Probably your PHPNuke is not installed in the root of the web server.
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I have the same problem using GR with Winxp, Apache 1.3.27-1.6.2 PHP 4.1.2-7.2.6 on a RedHat 7.2 system. Going to the url directly isn't a problem.
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I could still definitely use some help. Did you see the log file I posted? Does it give you any ideas what might be wrong?
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I am a fairly new gallery user (a month or two) who is also getting the gallery_remote2.php error also. I, like many other users, experienced no problems with my gallery for the first month or so during which time I was able to upload hundreds of pictures; however, suddenly, I started getting this error and have not been able to resolve it. I have a little addition to add which might shed some light on where the issue is starting. I found that if I tell gallery remote (under options--> preferences--> upload) to 'Resize before upload,' I can upload the images without any problems. However, I am stuck with compressed pictures on my site which is not ideal since people want to download/print the pictures directly from the site. I think this might be useful since it demonstrates that gallery can contact the gallery_remote2.php file but encounters a problem when it tries to upload the original image!
Since starting to get the error:
I have made the 2MB change in the php.ini file
I have made the suggested changes to the httpd.conf file.
I am willing to give my l/p to a gallery site admin or moderator if he would like to see the problem and tinker. I would also be willing to give the admin full remote desktop access (and I mean full admin, pimp-daddy privilages) so he can have easy access to my sytem in order to better diagnose the problem.
If I cannot resolve this issue soon, I might suck it up and get paid tech support (then post what they changed to put an end this continuing problem for many users)
I have about five seconds before I throw this stupid computer out the window :x .
My System Configuration:
Windows Server 2003
Apache 2.0.48
Gallery 1.4.2
Gallery Remote 1.3.1
ImageMagick 5.5.7 Q8
PHP 4.3.5
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I am only getting the error when I try and upload mpeg movie files. I am also unable to upload them via the web interface.. The mpeg files are of larger size(2-3 megs).
Using:
gallery remote 1.3.2b8
gallery: 1.4.3-RC2-cvs-b7
embedded in postnuke: 7.2.3-Phoenix
EDIT!!!!
Found a fix for this... Make sure that in your config.php file in your gallery directory(or the field in setup) for images is an absolute path.. not just a path off of the gallery directory...
in other words:
I had in there /images
what I needed to put into there was:
/web/jellohaven/html/modules/gallery/images
and then gallery remote and the upload via the website started working..
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My solution to this was to alter config.php such that the application had a higher timeout - the default was 30 seconds.