Re: [Mantisbt-help] Uploading a file give "page not found" error

[Mark P. <ma...@mo...>]

On Nov 14, 2005, at 12:04 PM, Douglas Valkenaar wrote:

> I've gone through all the configuration ideas listed on the Mantis
> help page but cannot get uploading to work.  I've tried .txt files,
> .bmp files - nothing.  If the system tries to upload the file it
> returns an error.
>
> Anyone have any ideas?  I'm running Mantis 1.0.0rc3.
>
> Thanks.

I am having a similar result when attempting the upload:

	APPLICATION ERROR #15

	File upload failed. File is not readable by Mantis. Please check the 
project settings

The upload config values are the Mantis 1.0rc3 defaults, see below. The 
file php.ini has "file_uploads = On" in it.

What else should I be checking?

TIA,

  - Mark

 From config_inc.php
	 # --- file upload settings --------
         # This is the master setting to disable *all* file uploading 
functionality
         #
         # The default value is ON but you must make sure file uploading 
is enabled
         #  in PHP as well.  You may need to add "file_uploads = TRUE" 
to your php.ini.
         $g_allow_file_upload    = ON;

 From config_defaults_inc.php
	 ###################################
         # Mantis File Upload Settings
         ###################################

         # --- file upload settings --------
         # This is the master setting to disable *all* file uploading 
functionality
         #
         # If you want to allow file uploads, you must also make sure 
that they are
         #  enabled in php.  You may need to add 'file_uploads = TRUE' 
to your php.ini
         #
         # See also: $g_upload_project_file_threshold, 
$g_upload_bug_file_threshold,
         #   $g_allow_reporter_upload
         $g_allow_file_upload    = ON;

         # Upload destination: specify actual location in project 
settings
         # DISK, DATABASE, or FTP.
         $g_file_upload_method   = DATABASE;

         # FTP settings, used if $g_file_upload_method = FTP
         $g_file_upload_ftp_server       = 'ftp.myserver.com';
         $g_file_upload_ftp_user         = 'readwriteuser';
         $g_file_upload_ftp_pass         = 'readwritepass';

         # Maximum file size that can be uploaded
         # Also check your PHP settings (default is usually 2MBs)
         $g_max_file_size                = 5000000; # 5 MB

         # Files that are allowed or not allowed.  Separate items by 
commas.
         # eg. 'php,html,java,exe,pl'
         # if $g_allowed_files is filled in NO other file types will be 
allowed.
         # $g_disallowed_files takes precedence over $g_allowed_files
         $g_allowed_files                = '';
         $g_disallowed_files             = '';

         # prefix to be used for the file system names of files uploaded 
to projects.
         # Eg: doc-001-myprojdoc.zip
         $g_document_files_prefix = 'doc';

         # absolute path to the default upload folder.  Requires 
trailing / or \
         $g_absolute_path_default_upload_folder = '';