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Hi

I was trying to upload files to a directory I previously created and the upload screen was going blank, so I decided to have a look at the directory settings, when I try to update or create a new destination I get the following errors:

Notice: Undefined index: name in .../cp.publish_ad.php on line 9589

Notice: Undefined index: server_path in .../cp.publish_ad.php on line 9594

Notice: Undefined index: url in .../cp.publish_ad.php on line 9599

Notice: Undefined index: url in .../cp.publish_ad.php on line 9604

Notice: Undefined index: url in .../cp.publish_ad.php on line 9604

Notice: Undefined index: name in .../cp.publish_ad.php on line 9609

How can I fix this?

I am using version 1.6.3

Thanks

This might simply be a matter of corrupted files. Please upgrade to the latest version of EE, ie EE 1.6.6 (which is a recommended security update, too), that should help us ruling out corrupted files.

I already upgraded and the errors are still there :(

Ok, I think it had to do with my php.ini file, I removed the changes and it is ok now, although I will have to increase the maximum upload size, hope that does not cause a problem

Thanks

No, that should be fine. Let us know if you need further assistance, otherwise I’ll close this thread in a bit. You can always start a new one, of course 😊

Thanks Ingmar,

I don’t get the error but I went back to the initial problem, I cannot upload files into this directory, it takes ages to upload and at the end it does nothing or returns a MySQL error. I checked the file upload preferences and they are correct, the folder permissions, etc

Also, if I try to browse the existing files, I get a blank screen.

This was working before :(

Just to make sure, the site works fine, but the file upload is not working, is that correct?

Ok,

I have done some more testing, everything works ok if I remove the php.ini file (where I set my maximum upload file) but it won’t let me upload more than 5Mb and I have files of 20Mb.

This php.ini file is located in the main directory and contains the following:

<?php
memory_limit=32M;
upload_max_filesize = 30Mb;
post_max_size = 30Mb;
?>

If I upload it, the website does not behave properly (it does not let me log in, prompts file permission messages, etc)

We’re slowly leaving EE and moving toward server configuration, so I may move this.

If I recall it correctly, the php.ini file does not need the b’s in Mb.

<?php
memory_limit=32M;
upload_max_filesize = 30M;
post_max_size = 30M;
?>

Also, the post_max_size includes the file so it should be a little larger than upload_max_filesize.