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disable firewall and try. Also you may need to give access so your fileservers are able to access your SQL.. I dont know much about vestaCP but maybe google ?

go to site configuration -> user settings -> account packages -> Non user and enable "user can upload" option.

Change this line 'PASSWORD' => $newpassword to 'PASSWORD' => '**********' and that should do it.

i dont see any admin panel option for this.

how about redirecting the fileserver urls from https to http ? It would be tricky if you only have 1 server but if you have fileservers, this may work just fine.

just comment out or delete the remote upload code in the upload form

the code is in the register.html file in your theme around line 170. You can change it to whatever you like.

You can set all files to public by default. Go to website settings and select "Force files private" to NO Check to make sure your email templates header and footer (again in settings) dont have any errors in it.

Did you setup cpanel or you got managed hosting ? I am wondering if you are using a non-standard port (something else instead of 21) Also try the Append FTP Username: field to make sure you are using the correct username. It should work with your cpanel username and password but sometimes...

All working now. Apparently my nginx was crashing every now and then so had to reinstall and reconfigure. its all good now. Thanks Adam!!

Thanks Adam but it didnt help. i removed this line and am still getting a 404 i am running only Nginx with PHP-FPM (no apache or proxy mode) The error log shows a static image files not being found on the server eg: 404 not found /home/website/public_html/9Gt/image.png not found. Thanks

I have these sections already along with all the rest (as per installation instruction that comes with the script).. Not sure what else i should add to pass the images to PHP. location ~ \.php$ { if (!-e $request_filename) { rewrite ^/(.*) /index.php?_page_url=$1 last; }...

Hi, i just installed a test site to experience and learn about nginx. i have always been an apache person. I got all the rules right, the website is working fine except for 1 issue. Any image uploads, the URL i get is in the form of: http://www.website.com/abc/image.jpg and i get 404 when i...

check this. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4329316/how-to-write-a-url-rewrite-in-nginx and maybe you can create your own regex rewrite.

+1. I know a lot of bigger file hosting websites have this capability such as Mega, mediafire, etc.

your issue may be with the fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000; line. You may not be using the TCP port. Check the PHP-FPM and make sure you are using TCP port otherwise try this fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php-fpm.sock; or php5-fpm.sock, etc depending on your server.

Thanks Adam, it may work now. I had one of the parameters incorrect. I will give it a try today or tomorrow and will update here.

I had no luck with the file upload API... Not sure how i can pass the file path and name using curl. I have seen the example page and tried all options but no luck.. This is the URL i get when using API testing but for upload_file, i get C:/fakepath/document.pdf and i dont know how to pass...

Did you contact the developer of this script. They can for $$.

You are getting 404 because you dont have any rewrite rules in your nginx config. Obviously you didnt read the manual.