I have moved my websites to a Windows 2012 Server (IIS8). Now, SIP is not working properly anymore. Everytime, a picture is beeing scaled down, the following error occurs: (21) An error has occurred while saving the file 'rad24F58.tmp' in folder.Any ideas about that problem? I tried already to set the security on the folders, but nothing works.BTW: I am using AspJPEG for scaling down images.

Hello,

Please check if your folder is located inside the parent folder and that it has IUSER write permission.

I have checked this already. I have transferred my pages from a Windows 2008R2 server to a Windows 2012 server. The error occurs on all pages and I am using the same crendentials for all folders.

The structure of the website is something like this:

root
- cms
- cmsfiles
- pictureupload
- img
- css
- content

In pictureupload I do have page, that is doing the upload and resizing. If am disabling the resizing, it works. But If I am enabling SIP, I get permanently this "tmp" error.

Do you have ever tested your software with Windows Server 2012?

Greets, -Nicolas

Hello Niolas,

Please make sure you have IUSER write permission on the parent folder also: root

Now, inetpub, wwwroot , localuser and the folder of the website do have IUSR write permission. The same problem occurs ... Seems to be a more specific problem.

Any news concerning this problem? It still does not work. I noticed, that Wordpress has some specialities as well under Windows Server 2012. I think, you really should test this on a plain Windows 2012 server. You cannot compare a Windows 2008R2 server with 2012 ...

Smart Image Processor doesn't create temp files, not sure if AspJPEG does. I believe the rad24F58.tmp is from Pure ASP Upload 3 and is probably related to some permission that is missing on the folder where the file is being uploaded. For windows 2012 you have to give IIS_USERS write permissions on the folder, seems that Microsoft changes the user/group with every IIS they release .

Using only ASP Upload 3 does not create any problems. Only If I am adding the SIP extension. Therefore, I think that the problem must be somewhere in the SIP extensions. Am I the only one who is running this extension on a Windows 2012 server? I nearly tested all possible rights on the folders (including read/write access for the IIS_USERS group) ... nothing works :-(

Try using the ASP.NET component of the Smart Image Processor, it is included and doesn't need extra components to be installed.

Thanks, I will try again. Problem is, that I never got this component working on any server ;-) But I will give it a try ;-)

Ok, I found the problem. It was AspJPEG who caused the problem. There is a new version (2.7) available that fixes the problem. Thanks Patrick for your idea of testing another image resize component!