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Corinne

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Ok...on a friends site they are using a plogger gallery.

 

I have asked on the forum but did not get a answer that helped or I would get no answer.

 

I am trying to upload some photos to the gallery and am getting errors. So I found a new way to upload photos by ftp into a upload file. But when I try to put them into the appropriate gallery I get an error also, it is different than the other error:

 

Make sure to CHMOD 777 your newly created folders within the uploads directory or else Plogger cannot access them. Plogger cannot CHMOD the directory for you while PHP is in safe mode.

 

Do I need to change permission of the upload file? I don't want to mess this up.

 

Thank you for any help,

 

Corinne

 

The other error when I would log in to plogger and try to import the files was this error :

 

Warning: move_uploaded_file(/home/kozies/public_html/GSDPhotos/images/kozies_german_shepherds/german_shepherd_puppies/photo2.jpg) [function.move-uploaded-file]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/kozies/public_html/GSDPhotos/admin/plog-admin-functions.php on line 88

 

Warning: move_uploaded_file() [function.move-uploaded-file]: Unable to move '/tmp/php86cPy3' to '/home/kozies/public_html/GSDPhotos/images/kozies_german_shepherds/german_shepherd_puppies/photo2.jpg' in /home/kozies/public_html/GSDPhotos/admin/plog-admin-functions.php on line 88

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Make sure to CHMOD 777 your newly created folders within the uploads directory or else Plogger cannot access them. Plogger cannot CHMOD the directory for you while PHP is in safe mode.

 

Yes, that's exactly it - change the folder permissions and you should be OK. If you have CPANEL it is easy to do with the File Manager.

 

Stefan

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Make sure to CHMOD 777 your newly created folders within the uploads directory or else Plogger cannot access them. Plogger cannot CHMOD the directory for you while PHP is in safe mode.

 

Yes' date=' that's exactly it - change the folder permissions and you should be OK. If you have CPANEL it is easy to do with the File Manager.

 

Stefan[/quote']

 

Thank you stefan!!!!!!!

 

What should I change it to it is 777 do I need to change it to 755?

 

"I went into cpanel and the upload file is 755 (i tried )777 and I also went into the upload file and changed each picture to 777 and tried 755 and I still got the same error:

 

Make sure to CHMOD 777 your newly created folders within the uploads directory or else Plogger cannot access them. Plogger cannot CHMOD the directory for you while PHP is in safe mode.

 

Ugh.........

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I tried to change permission that did not work.

 

This is also the error Warning: rename(/home/kozies/public_html/GSDPhotos/uploads/amy_einna.jpg,/home/kozies/public_html/GSDPhotos/images/kozies_german_shepherds/german_shepherd_puppies/amy_einna.jpg) [function.rename]: Permission denied in /home/kozies/public_html/GSDPhotos/admin/plog-admin-functions.php on line 94

 

 

Would I go in the admin-function file and change something around line 94......I looked and there is a 777 on about line 82 would that need to be changed to 755 ?

 

Here is some of the script down to about line 100:

 

<?php

 

 

function get_files($directory) {

// Try to open the directory

if($dir = opendir($directory)) {

// Create an array for all files found

$tmp = Array();

 

// Add the files

while($file = readdir($dir)) {

// Make sure the file exists

if($file != "." && $file != ".." && $file[0] != '.') {

// If it's a directiry, list all files within it

if(is_dir($directory . "/" . $file)) {

$tmp2 = get_files($directory . "/" . $file);

if(is_array($tmp2)) {

$tmp = array_merge($tmp, $tmp2);

}

} else if (is_readable($directory . "/" . $file)) {

$filename = basename(stripslashes($file));

$pi = pathinfo($file);

if (is_allowed_extension($pi["extension"])) {

array_push($tmp, $directory . "/" . $file);

}

}

}

}

// Finish off the function

closedir($dir);

return $tmp;

}

}

 

function add_picture($album_id,$tmpname,$filename,$caption,$desc) {

global $config;

 

 

$filename_parts = explode(".",strrev($filename),2);

$filename_base = strrev($filename_parts[1]);

$filename_ext = strrev($filename_parts[0]);

 

$result = array(

'output' => '',

'picture_id' => false,

);

 

$i = 0;

 

$unique_filename_base = strtolower(sanitize_filename($filename_base));

 

// now get the name of the collection

 

$sql = "SELECT c.path AS collection_path, c.id AS collection_id,

a.path AS album_path, a.id AS album_id

FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."albums a, ".TABLE_PREFIX."collections c

WHERE c.id = a.parent_id AND a.id = '$album_id'";

 

$sql_result = run_query($sql);

$albumdata = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql_result);

 

// this shouldn't happen in normal cases

if (empty($albumdata)) {

$result['errors'] .= plog_tr('No such album!');

return $result;

}

 

$dest_album_name = SmartStripSlashes($albumdata["album_path"]);

$dest_collection_name = SmartStripSlashes($albumdata["collection_path"]);

 

$create_path = $dest_collection_name."/".$dest_album_name;

 

while (is_file('../images/'.$create_path."/".$unique_filename_base . "." . $filename_ext)){

$unique_filename_base = $filename_base . " (" . ++$i .")";

}

 

$final_filename = $unique_filename_base . "." . $filename_ext;

 

// final fully qualified file name

$final_fqfn = $config["basedir"].'images/'.$create_path.'/'.$final_filename;

 

if (!makeDirs($config['basedir'].'images/'.$create_path, 0777)) {

$result['errors'] .= sprintf(plog_tr('Could not create directory %s!'),$create_path);

return $result;

};

 

if (is_uploaded_file($tmpname)) {

if (!move_uploaded_file($tmpname,$final_fqfn)) {

$result['errors'] .= sprintf(plog_tr('Could not move uploaded file! %s to %s'),$tmpname,$final_fqfn);

return $result;

}

}

else

if (!rename($tmpname,$final_fqfn)) {

$result['errors'] .= sprintf(plog_tr('Could not move file! %s to %s'),$tmpname,$final_fqfn);

return $result;

};

 

@unlink($tmpname);

$res = chmod($final_fqfn, 0755);

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You shouldn't need to modify the source code to get this to work. Any chance you'd send me the cpanel login and I can go in and check to see that all permissions are set correctly? I'm not sure how much other help we can offer at this point.

Ben I will send you an email......Thank you, and thank you Stefan for trying to help me!!

 

Corinne

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