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Asked 02 Oct 2006 16:32:30
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02 Oct 2006 16:32:30 mark scharf posted:
I've installed the ASP Dynamic Flash Gallery and all the appropriate files and folders, I can log in, I can edit the text, but when I upload photos, I get this error "You are not allowed to upload files" the photos get uploaded they just don't get added to the gallery. I do have several galleries on one page, could that be the problem? I get the same results on each of them. Could some one please help me with this! I apologize for my lack of code skills, I'm just a dumb graphic designer. Please Help! Replies
Replied 11 Aug 2007 02:54:39
11 Aug 2007 02:54:39 Michael Need replied:
I have the exact same issue- EXACT! Did you ever figure it out
Michael B. Need
Michael B. Need
Replied 26 Nov 2007 00:32:13
26 Nov 2007 00:32:13 mark scharf replied:
No did you?
Replied 26 Nov 2007 16:50:12
26 Nov 2007 16:50:12 Michael Need replied:
Yes, here are several places to look:
Full Permissions to the following users for the entire directory containing the gallery or upload/resize system:
ASPNET
Everyone
IIS_WPG
IUSR_MachName (ie IUSR_INTERNETSERVER)
IWAM_Machine (ie IUSR_INTERNETSERVER)
NETWORK
NETWORK SERVICE
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Edit Machine.config Process Model for .Net1.1 and see that 2.0 is set to auto
Username=administrator
Password=your password
This is located C:\Windows\Microsoft.Net\1.1 or 2.0\CONFIG
BIG DEAL: In IIS set .NET version to 2.0
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Edit Metabase.XML
Location: C:\Windows\System32\Inetsrv
Definitely change the the entry: ASPMaxRequestEntityAllowed="204800" (200k) to a higher number like "50000000" (50M)
Option change download buffer: 4194304 (4MB) to higher number
**** Make entire website directory ASP .Net 2.0 config in IIS.
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Verify your DNS is set up correctly on your server. The code is fairly picky and needs to properly resolve to the domain it is working in. This is due to is usage of MSXML.
If your DNS looks right, and issues still remain, set up the IP and domain name in your hosts file on your server - trick it
Michael B. Need
Full Permissions to the following users for the entire directory containing the gallery or upload/resize system:
ASPNET
Everyone
IIS_WPG
IUSR_MachName (ie IUSR_INTERNETSERVER)
IWAM_Machine (ie IUSR_INTERNETSERVER)
NETWORK
NETWORK SERVICE
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Edit Machine.config Process Model for .Net1.1 and see that 2.0 is set to auto
Username=administrator
Password=your password
This is located C:\Windows\Microsoft.Net\1.1 or 2.0\CONFIG
BIG DEAL: In IIS set .NET version to 2.0
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Edit Metabase.XML
Location: C:\Windows\System32\Inetsrv
Definitely change the the entry: ASPMaxRequestEntityAllowed="204800" (200k) to a higher number like "50000000" (50M)
Option change download buffer: 4194304 (4MB) to higher number
**** Make entire website directory ASP .Net 2.0 config in IIS.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Verify your DNS is set up correctly on your server. The code is fairly picky and needs to properly resolve to the domain it is working in. This is due to is usage of MSXML.
If your DNS looks right, and issues still remain, set up the IP and domain name in your hosts file on your server - trick it
Michael B. Need