Folder Permissions

[Liam]

Hi,

I have a file named uploader.php which is used for specific people (with a key) to upload images (such as roomads, etc) without waiting for me to add them to my server. Which then get added into /swfs/c_images/uploader/

Previously, using Rev, it worked. Now, using GoldFish, I'm running into a problem. I have to edit the folder permissions for the uploader folder each time an image is uploaded for it to load, else I receive "Server Error 500 - Internal server error. There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed." when trying to view it.

Using Windows/IIS

 

[Zyriantdtx]

Do the files work if you manually set the permissions?

If so, you can manually set the file's permissions using the PHP function chmod (

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[Liam]

Do the files work if you manually set the permissions?

If so, you can manually set the file's permissions using the PHP function chmod (

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Nope. :-(

 

[Shxrty]

Did you edit the permissions using the edit permissions on IIS?

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[Liam]

Did you edit the permissions using the edit permissions on IIS?

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and

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Yup!

 

[Shxrty]

Yup!

Can i see your uploader.php

 

[airilxx]

If I can recall, you'll need to respectively give permission IISUSR to the file and its upload directory to resolve the issue.

 

[Johno]

First ensure that you have given full control to IUSR on the folder you are uploading to
If you continue to have issues turn on error reporting in IIS under PHP Manager and check is not turned off in the PHP file that you are using, you should see a clear error then what is causing the issue.

 

[Berk]

Give permissions to IUSR and IIS_IUSRS to your whole inetpub folder

 

[Liam]

Thanks for trying to help, much appreciated! I tried everything above, but no luck.

As a workaround, I made my SWF folder a subdomain and got it working.