file not uploaded to the wanted location

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Re: file not uploaded to the wanted location new!
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by colin, 18 years, 11 months ago
Sometimes, PHP (Apache) can be installed in a chroot environment. Safe mode can also be used.

You're right about the open_base_dir although in any good setup, open_base_dir will actually include /tmp. If it is an open_base_dir issue, then there is a bit of code in the class that can be uncommented to use move_uploaded_file()Reply
Re: file not uploaded to the wanted location new!
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by Tom, 18 years, 11 months ago
I uncommented the move_uploaded_file code and still got exactly the same result.

Here's a link to PHPinfo(): http://www.alphaselect.ca/locations/phpi.php

If you have any more suggestions that would be awesome.

Thanks,

TomReply
Re: file not uploaded to the wanted location new!
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by colin, 18 years, 11 months ago
Try to comment the following lines:
$this->log .= '- ' . _("no image processing wanted") . '
';

if (!$this->no_upload_check) {
    $result = is_uploaded_file($this->file_src_pathname);
} else {
    $result = TRUE;
}
if ($result) {
    $result = file_exists($this->file_src_pathname);
    if ($result) {
        $result = copy($this->file_src_pathname, $this->file_dst_pathname);
        if (!$result) {
            $this->processed = false;
            $this->error = _("Error copying file on the server. Copy failed");
        }
    } else {
        $this->processed = false;
        $this->error = _("Error copying file on the server. Missing source file");
    }
} else {
    $this->processed = false;
    $this->error = _("Error copying file on the server. Incorrect source file");
}

and uncomment the following:
//$result = move_uploaded_file($this->file_src_pathname, $this->file_dst_pathname);
//if (!$result) {
//    $this->processed = false;
//    $this->error = _("Error copying file on the server");
//}

Then try uploading a file which is not an image (or an image, but with no image processing), and tell me if it works.Reply