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Originally Posted by Lord Doys
I got this weird problem..
when i upload an image for a download i get a white screen..
the image is uploaded to the server (i can see with ftp) but the image will not be attached as an image for the download..
any idea?
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That means the database query which is inserting the image data didn't ran any more after the upload. Check your PHP and MySQL timeout settings. PHP or MySQL could time out if it's a big file/image.
Quote:
Originally Posted by djrichards
Yesterday I updated this module to 6.0.6 (from 6.0.5) on my website and now uploads will not function correctly.
I'm running vB 4.0.8.
When uploading files of ANY size we now get the following error message.
Any idea what's going on here?
Thanks.
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That's strange as there aren't any changes to the upload code. Check your downloads folder and its chmod.
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Originally Posted by stationar
It looks like "Security Token" issue is more vBulletin problem, not DownloadsII. Correct me if I am wrong.
So far I commented out the following code in downloads.php. It disables the time limit feature, but allows to download.
PHP Code:
if (!verify_security_token($vbulletin->GPC['actionhash'], $vbulletin->userinfo['securitytoken_raw']))
{
eval(standard_error(fetch_error('security_token_invalid', $vbulletin->options['contactuslink'])));
}
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The guest download security token error after logging in is a bit a design issue. Removing that code (only the first instance, not the other ones!!) fixes it indeed, but then you have a CSRF "security" issue, though it's not really that worse. Only if you limit downloads it could possibly be an issue.