Hi,
I have an admin group that can upload files in every channels I created but one.
It works fine for the super admin but regular admins get the message : The file could not be written to disk.
Any idea where to look to fix this ?
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October 09, 2013 12:31pm
Subscribe [3]#1 / Oct 09, 2013 12:31pm
Hi,
I have an admin group that can upload files in every channels I created but one.
It works fine for the super admin but regular admins get the message : The file could not be written to disk.
Any idea where to look to fix this ?
#2 / Jan 03, 2014 9:02am
Hi did you get a resolution to your problem?
I have a similar situation and can find no information to help resolve it.
thanks
Adam
#3 / Jan 03, 2014 12:32pm
Did you check member group permissions in the File upload preferences settings?
#4 / Jan 06, 2014 5:10am
Yes, the File upload preferences have been set to allow access to the directories in question. (I tried removing access - in which case case the directory names don’t appear in the drop-down list - and re-enabling access; but that made no difference).
Also, I have checked the file permissions on the directories. They are set to allow write access.
(I tried delving into the code to see what is going on (adding some diagnostic output) - but it defeated me: too many layers of abstraction).
#5 / Jan 06, 2014 12:57pm
What sort of files are you trying to upload?
Have you tried turning off XSS filtering (Admin > Security and privacy)
Is there plenty of diska space on the server/hosting account?
#6 / Jan 07, 2014 5:16am
Hi Rob
Trying to upload video files (mp4).
Many thanks for suggestion re XSS filtering, I’ve turned that off and that has solved the problem. Not an ideal solution, but I suppose I will have to live with it.
Adam
#7 / Jan 07, 2014 9:06pm
Glad you got it sorted. The XSS filtering does get in the way sometimes…