Error uploading file - Nothing seems to help!
This is the message I get when trying to upload video or music files.
I have checked the server configuration
I have used .htaccess
I have created a php.ini file
I changed the header.inc.php file from the original code to this:
$sFfmpegPath = "/usr/bin/ffmpeg";
as per some advice on the expertzzz forum
I have thrown a perfectly good cup of esspresso across the room
Deep breath
Can anyone help me?
Edit your PHP.INI file to match your requirements. That is max upload time, memmory limit etc.
Here is the error log immediately after attempting to upload a video:
File does not exist: /home/banksnet/public_html/404.shtml
File does not exist: /home/banksnet/public_html/crossdomain.xml
This is my server's php configuration:
safe_mode = off
upload_max_filesize = 200M
post_max_size = 200M
max_execution_time = 6000
session.gc_maxlifetime = 14000
safe_mode = off
Apache mod_rewrite Enabled
Do I still need to edit PHP.INI?
If so, what do I need to add/delete from the file and where do I find it?
some FTP programs do not upload empty folders, check they are there?
I.E.
/ray/modules/movie/files/ (folder files to 777)
/ray/modules/mp3/files/ (folder files to 777)
/ray/modules/music/files/ (folder files to 777)
so are you on the same host that the person that posted this recommendation of changing the path? can you check your server from a SHELL account and do a find command and see if you can find ffmpeg.exe on the server?
here is the command
find . -name "ffmpeg.exe" -print
also, i thought i read somewhere that there was a binary for the ffmpeg, so that you wouldnt have to deal with the *nix OS complaining about the exe file? might have see more
Thanks. Those folders are there and the permissions are set to 777
DosDawg
From what I understand changing that path was supposed to get around the server not wanting to run an exe file, however, since I posted that I found that my server will, in fact run an exe file. I don't know if the poster is on the same host or not. I'm hosted on apthost.
I am still waiting for my host to give me shell access. After I receive it I will run that command and see what I can find out. I actually see more
So to anyone who has NOT had a problem installing Dolphin or getting everything to function properly I would like to know what version you're using, what host you use, if you had someone install it for you or if you installed it yourself, even what ftp client you used to install it with. (filezilla here)
Maybe if I simply imitate those who didn't have the problems I can get this up and see more
Basically the server doesnt allow exe files so he installed ffmpeg on the server.. then he changed the inc_header file to point to this $sFfmpegPath = $sGlobalPath . "app/ffmpeg";
then he uploaded a new file called ffmpeg to use for linux servers... also after updating the php.ini file as mentioned above...
That see more
Anyone had any experiences with DolphinGeeks?
After enabling them the problem went away. I feel a little stupid.
First you can set your active x settings on your computer by going to: Start-> Settings-> Control Panel-> Internet Options. In Internet Options select the "Security" tab. Towards the bottom of that screen you'll see "Security Settings for this Zone". You'll see a "Custom" button and a "Default" button. Click on "Custom". Scroll down to ActiveX Controls see more
Whereas the audio upload is working perfect.
Please help its urgent.