album thumbnail not showing

[gundamz]

Hello guys,

there is problem where the album's thumbnail are not showing.. just the link itself..
any ideas what is wrong?

[WEBDosser]

have you set .htaccess right?.

[gundamz]

some album thumbnail do show up..
i don't think it is related to .htaccess

[Lynne]

Have you tried Maintenance > General Update Tools > Rebuild Attachment Thumbnails?

Are attachments stored in the database or filesystem? What version of PHP is on the server? What version of vB are you running? Are you using GD or ImageMagick and have you verified it is installed on your server?

[gundamz]

Hello lynne,

1. i try to rebuild the attachment but getting an error.

Processing: Attachment : 219 (jpe) Error
Processing: Attachment : 220 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 221 (jpe) Error
Processing: Attachment : 222 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 223 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 224 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 225 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 226 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 227 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 228 (gif)
Processing: Attachment : 229 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 230 (jpg) Error
Processing: Attachment : 231 (gif) Image is already <= thumbnail size

2. ----
using filesystem

php 5.4

3. ----
vb 4.2.x

4. Using GD
GD Support => enabled
GD Version => bundled (2.1.0 compatible)

[tbworld]

What exact version of vbulletin? Make sure you are running vBulletin v4.2.2 or greater with php v5.4 for starters. :)

I see @Lynne already asked this question, please be thorough. Thanks :)

[gundamz]

does 4.2.2 fix the attachment rebuild error?

[tbworld]

If you are running php v5.4 you need to be running vBulletin v4.2.2 or roll-back to php v5.3. Then report back after testing. :)

[Lynne]

4.2.2 fixes some problems that PHP5.4 causes with images, yes. If you upgrade to 4.2.2, you will also need to add the following line to your config.php file under the <?php line:


define('SKIP_ALL_ERRORS', true);

[Paul M]

You should use SKIP_DS_ERRORS rather than SKIP_ALL_ERRORS.

[Lynne]

I didn't know about that option. Thanks. :)