File Manager Problem

[clampdown]

Hello,

Using PS 1.6.0.14 - currently having a strange file manager issue...

Upload the an image file - green tick appears

The file doesn't appear in the file manager screen


I have reinstalled the file manager for 1.6.0.14 - nothing changes.

I've checked the log and get this message:

 

filemanager/upload.php on line 135

In upload.php Lines 132 to 135 is this:

 

} else {
        header('HTTP/1.1 406 file not permitted', true, 406);
        exit();
    }

So i'm a little confused... im only uploading a jpeg file....

[Inform-All]

Did you check the folder write permissions on your hosting?

[clampdown]

Hello Inform-All,

Yes they're 775 does it need to be 777?

[clampdown]

This is a strange issue....

i can upload an image by FTP to /img/cms (both permissions 775) and it appears in the file manager... just can't upload through the file manager itself...

Edited April 7, 2016 by clampdown (see edit history)

[Inform-All]

Hmm.. what file manager are you talking about, are you using a module? Could u send a screen or something?

Because 755 for the image folders is fine.

[clampdown]

Hello Inform-All

Please find attached file manager image 

 

 

[Inform-All]

OKe, you can try a couple of things now, but most important do you use a media server?

1: Test if it works with all the 3th party modules disabled.

2: Disable friendly URL.

3: If still no good share: /adminxxx/filemanager/ folder with us.

[clampdown]

I've tried all these steps and nothing happens still...

Interestingly just checked my error log file and i'm getting the following error message:

 

PHP Warning: chmod(): No such file or directory in /var/www/vhosts/domain.co.uk/httpdocs/adminXXX/filemanager/upload.php on line 71

Lines 69 - 73:

69:   if (in_array(fix_strtolower($info['extension']), $ext_img) && @getimagesize($tempFile) != false) {
70:    $is_img = true;
71:    } else {
72:    $is_img = false;
73:     }

Very strange.... file permission 775 for upload.php

Edited April 8, 2016 by clampdown (see edit history)

[Inform-All]

If you install your prestashop you have to change the name of the admin folder. So I dont know your direct link but the /adminXXX/  should be whatever you called it. (the link where you visit your backoffice)

[masterblaster]

I had a similar problem in the past,

it depended on a server update that messed up the permissions of /var/lib/php/session on the machine.

This lead to a series of problems, including the file manager not working due to upload problems.

 

In my case I had two errors in error_log :

1 ) The chmod warning clampdown just posted.

2 ) A generic "cannot create session file" in mail webserver error_log.

 

Of course I solved the problem restoring the right permissions.

 

I am not sure it is the same problem, but you could/should have your hosting check for that.