Hello.
I'm a new Piwigo user. I just installed 2.7.1, specifically for classmates to upload pictures of our fiftieth high school reunion. I've had a number of issues with the installation, most of which have been resolved, some by myself and some with the help of this forum.
I now find that I (and other users) can upload SMALL pictures, even multiple small pictures at one time, but if the combined file size is greater than about 120 kb, the upload fails with an "Error 500 - Inernal Server Error".
I've tried increasing upload_max_filesize to 10M and memory_limit to 256M in php.ini, but that didn't help.
I will appreciate any assistance I can get.
Piwigo version: 2.7.1
PHP version: 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.11
MySQL version: 5.5.37-0ubuntu0.12.04.1
Piwigo URL: http://nfa64.org/piwigo
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Hello
500 internal server Error is -as written- an issue from the server itself: check carefully the logs or any error_reporting files
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Flop25 - thanks. I had previously checked all the log files, but I just re-checked them and found nothing.
Any other thoughts?
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in my opinion, since that's linked to the size of pictures, that could be the processing of pictures, especially the generation of other sizes
which graphic library is used? first admin page
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ImageMagick 6.6.9-7
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I just tried changing the configuration - I un-checked all the sizes except square, thumbnail and medium. That didn't help.
Resizing works on another site I have up using YAPPA-NG, so I don't think there's anything wrong with ImageMagick.
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jsut to be sure, set $conf['graphics_library'] = 'gd'; as local config
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Where do I set that? - I'm kinda new to this.
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Check out our Doc
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1) Activate plugin LocalFiles Editor
2) on page [Administration > Plugins > LocalFiles Editor > config], insert before "?>" :
$conf['graphics_library'] = 'gd';
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That had no effect. Any other thoughts?
I appreciate your effort.
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if the server is not more explicit in logs... no unfortunatly
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I just found a log in a different location!
It has some info that should be useful:
mod_fcgid: HTTP request length (so far) exceeds MaxRequestLen (131072), referrer:...
I suspect that gives us a direction.
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ha! great
check out http://www.howtoforge.com/apache2-mod_f … requestlen
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BINGO!
I can't thank you enough!
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