Surf3rDud3 Member Jun 16, 2013 #1 I keep getting an error trying to upload an attachment. I have set permissions for 777 for my attachments folder but I'm still getting errors? Attachments wtf.webp 13.2 KB · Views: 14
I keep getting an error trying to upload an attachment. I have set permissions for 777 for my attachments folder but I'm still getting errors?
Mike XenForo developer Staff member Jun 16, 2013 #2 That's an error that's likely coming from the web server itself. You'll need to look at the Apache error log (or contact your host) for more details. Upvote 0 Downvote
That's an error that's likely coming from the web server itself. You'll need to look at the Apache error log (or contact your host) for more details.
TPerry Well-known member Jun 16, 2013 #3 Surf3rDud3 said: I keep getting an error trying to upload an attachment. I have set permissions for 777 for my attachments folder but I'm still getting errors? Click to expand... Just a quick thought... but you also set the permissions as 777 for all sub-folders under /data and /internal_data also, correct? Upvote 0 Downvote
Surf3rDud3 said: I keep getting an error trying to upload an attachment. I have set permissions for 777 for my attachments folder but I'm still getting errors? Click to expand... Just a quick thought... but you also set the permissions as 777 for all sub-folders under /data and /internal_data also, correct?
Surf3rDud3 Member Jun 17, 2013 #4 Tracy Perry said: Just a quick thought... but you also set the permissions as 777 for all sub-folders under /data and /internal_data also, correct? Click to expand... I have done this and I still get the error. Upvote 0 Downvote
Tracy Perry said: Just a quick thought... but you also set the permissions as 777 for all sub-folders under /data and /internal_data also, correct? Click to expand... I have done this and I still get the error.
TPerry Well-known member Jun 17, 2013 #5 Surf3rDud3 said: I have done this and I still get the error. Click to expand... OK, then you ruled that out (the most common problem) so @Mike is probably spot on, it is something to do with the host (maybe mod_security). Upvote 0 Downvote
Surf3rDud3 said: I have done this and I still get the error. Click to expand... OK, then you ruled that out (the most common problem) so @Mike is probably spot on, it is something to do with the host (maybe mod_security).
Surf3rDud3 Member Jun 17, 2013 #6 Hey everyone. It took me a few hours but come to find out I was missing my cron.php file. But it's all fixed now. Thanks for the help everyone. Upvote 0 Downvote
Hey everyone. It took me a few hours but come to find out I was missing my cron.php file. But it's all fixed now. Thanks for the help everyone.
TPerry Well-known member Jun 17, 2013 #7 Surf3rDud3 said: Hey everyone. It took me a few hours but come to find out I was missing my cron.php file. But it's all fixed now. Thanks for the help everyone. Click to expand... You run a file health check to see if anything else is missing? Upvote 0 Downvote
Surf3rDud3 said: Hey everyone. It took me a few hours but come to find out I was missing my cron.php file. But it's all fixed now. Thanks for the help everyone. Click to expand... You run a file health check to see if anything else is missing?
Surf3rDud3 Member Jun 17, 2013 #8 Tracy Perry said: You run a file health check to see if anything else is missing? Click to expand... Yes I did cron.php was the only missing file. Upvote 0 Downvote
Tracy Perry said: You run a file health check to see if anything else is missing? Click to expand... Yes I did cron.php was the only missing file.