Problem adding avatars: WSN Support

Problem adding avatars
Error message when adding avatars

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Problem adding avatars

Garfield
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Joined: Jan 01, 2005
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Posted 01/01/05 - 05:01 AM:	#1
WSN Links 3.13 This is the error message when adding avatars in "edit profile": --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Warning: move_uploaded_file(/www/bin/attachments/7d2c8bc2f5e31fc0baa192641e8a75cd.jp g): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /a/users/www.mydomain.com/wsnlinks/commonfuncs.php on line 1087 Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move '/var/tmp/phpWKUAGa' to '/www/bin/attachments/7d2c8bc2f5e31fc0baa192641e8a75cd.jpg' in /a/users/www.mydomain.com/wsnlinks/commonfuncs.php on line 1087 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Already checked: File extention = .jpg File size = 5000 bytes, 99x99 pixels Directory wsnlinks = chmod 777 Directory attachments = chmod 777 Uploading the avatar is not working. ????

Rik
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Location: Wake Forest, NC
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Posted 01/01/05 - 05:33 AM:	#2
I had a problem uploading an avatar to this forum. The name of the avatar had some letters as caps, and the extension was in caps. When I cahnged the file to all small letters, it worked ok.
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Garfield
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Posted 01/01/05 - 11:37 PM:	#3
Thank you Rik, but filename is avtgarfield.jpg. Uploading the same avatar to this forum was no problem.

Paul
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Posted 01/02/05 - 01:51 AM:	#4
That error message states that it doesn't have permission to write to the directory. If the permissions are right,your file path is wrong, because you don't have permission to move files to the directory you're trying to. The fact that you're in /a/users... and trying to upload to /www/bin/... is a hint as well that your path is wrong. Edited by Paul on 01/02/05 - 01:56 AM
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