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fmjespers5847

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I am trying to add a direct file server to my website but I am get the following error:

- Testing mod rewrite and .htaccess file... Could not validate that the .htaccess file had been created on the file server or that mod rewrite was enabled, please check and try again.

I have enabled mod rewrite and added the .htaccess file to my server's directory. What can I do to resolve this?
 
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sukhman21

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when you open your fileserver in the browser what do you get ?
example: when you open http://fileserver.website.com --> does it open http://website.com or does it time out ?

Also, Did you allow Remote SQL access ?
 
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fmjespers5847

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Hi,

Thank you for your response. It opens http://www.website.com.
And yes, it says it can connect to mySQL database. I have added my server IP for a remote SQL connection
 
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sukhman21

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i am assuming you put in the correct htaccess and _config.inc.php in the root of the fileserver. the one you download from the admin area when you add a new fileserver ?
 
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fmjespers5847

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Yes I did. I managed to fix it, so now when I test the file server it says everything is correct. However, when I try to upload it does not show the image. So something is not right yet.

I get the error php upload limit, I already increased it to 20MB
 
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fmjespers5847

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When I check my phpinfo it shows the upload limit is 200MB, so more than enough! Anybody can help me here?
 
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adam

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Hi,

Your PHP upload limits will need to be at least 100MB on the file server. Ensure this is set on the file server itself, not just the main server.

You can check by logging into the /admin/ area on your file server and going to the server info page.

Failing that, send us access via the ticketing system and we'll look for you.

Thanks,
Adam.
 
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enricodias4654

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adam said:
Hi,

Your PHP upload limits will need to be at least 100MB on the file server. Ensure this is set on the file server itself, not just the main server.

You can check by logging into the /admin/ area on your file server and going to the server info page.

Failing that, send us access via the ticketing system and we'll look for you.

Thanks,
Adam.
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If the default chunk upload size is 200mb he would need 200mb in the php upload limit, wouldn't he?
 
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Yes but the chunk size is set to 100MB in the code.
 
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