I've sent an email response. But for anyone else, this was due to PHP not being configured for file uploads. Mainly:
file_uploads = Off
upload_tmp_dir =
There may be other issues however your host should be able to fully configure your server for uploads. It's not part of what we can do via...
Hi,
It sounds like your Apache/PHP config somehow. Are you using cPanel and running on the temp path for your hosting? I saw...
http://x.x.x.x/~xxxx/
This may be causing issues and reverting to the default Apache setting /usr/local/apache/htdocs/ instead of your home folder...
It's failing to start the upload. Is this an upgrade or a new install?
If you send me access (FTP and script admin) via the contact form above I'll take a look. Also confirm your account email address so I can validate your support period.
Have you tried running it manually via SSH?
Via the admin area, plugins, media converter settings, set 'output cron messages' to yes.
Then call the script manually via SSH as it details at the bottom of that page.
What output do you get?
Does the .htaccess file exist in the script root and does it match the one supplied with the script download?
After you upload a file, does the url to download it work? This should show whether other mod_rewrite urls are working or not.
Thanks for the feedback.
We review all the requests in this forum when we're preparing for the next release, it's not monitored daily (or even weekly) by us, unless a release is coming up. I will get reviewed soon though. :)
Sometimes local php.ini files cause issues or reset global config values even when not defined in the file. Are you able to test without it? i.e. rename it to something else so it's disabled.