I think so. I changed mod to 777. But how can I test if web server user actually can write files to it?
Martin
Rob Church schrieb:
Is the uploads (/wiki/images) directory writable by the web server user?
Rob Church
On 30/11/05, Martin Baumann mailsgetlost@web.de wrote:
I just found out that the error message is called in includes/SpecialUpload.php
$success = move_uploaded_file( $tempName, $this->mSavedFile ); if( ! $success ) { $wgOut->fileCopyError( $tempName, $this->mSavedFile ); return false; }
the string in $tempName changes at each upload.
What can I do? Any idea?
Can it have something to do with save mode?
Martin
Martin Baumann schrieb:
Hi,
I am logged on as sysop of my wiki. The directories images and subdirectories archive, temp and thumb exist and all have 777 mode.
I try to upload an image and the following error is shown:
Internal Error: Could not copy file "/tmp/phpjf0ODv" to "/<mywebspace>/wiki/images/test.png".
No other information or comment. I have no idea what could cause this problem. The site is hosted by a computing center of a university. Probably they made some options on their servers that lead to this error?
Anyone any idea to find out what goes wrong?
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