Errors loading jpg files
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Newbie User here…
Your component was easy to install but I am thinking somthing went wrong during the installation or I do not have something set properily.
Getting the follwing errors
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ERROR: The uploaded file type is not permitted.
MIME detected by PHP: ()
MIME detected by Browser: image/jpeg
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Return Code: 4
No file was uploaded
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Using these permitted file types as parameters in module
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image/gif;image/jpeg;image/png;
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Here is the PHP version information:
PHP Version: 5.2.17.
FILEINFO_MIME_TYPE is NOT defined. (In Red)
mime_content_type doesn’t exist. (In Red)
This is a NON-Windows OS: Linux. (In Green)
escapeshellarg is callable. (In Green)
exec is callable. (In Green)
shell_exec is callable.
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So how should I correct the problem? Is there an INI file that I need to alter?
@cheyennemtnman. Thanks for posting. I get the impression that you are asking about Easy File Uploader module. Please clarify which product you are referring to. On both of the product pages for Easy Flash Uploader and Easy File Uploader, there is a known issues section and also the product pages specify the minimum requirements for the use of the extensions.
Your PHP setup is currently at version 5.2.17. The minimum requirements of both of my uploader extensions is version 5.3. This is because MIME type detection is only implemented natively in PHP 5.3. If you have PHP 5.2, there is a workaround to it, and I explain this in the known issues section and have a link to the forum post that guides you on how to do it. You will have to run the test_script.php file and see what works for your server setup, and then edit the files accordingly.
To avoid all of this, I always advise people to upgrade your PHP version to 5.3. It is the easiest fix.
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