It's my first post here so I'd like to say Hi to every one up here.
I recently installed Multiple File Upload and tryed to uplload some files ... I have selected 3 files and clicked upload button. After uploading first file - error showed up "There has been an I/O Error: Error #2038". I clicked OK and next dialog showed up "There has been an HTTP Error: status code 500" - I assume it's IIS internal error code. Despite first file had been transmited, no node has been created. System log shows absolutly nothing.
I think it's probably lack of some permisions to file system, but I'm not sure. Where can I find any information on this issue ?
I think you are probably right that it is a permissions issue. Are you able to upload media files using the normal upload mechanism?
If so, it's likely to be a permissions issue with executing the code required by the Multiple upload tool (I've not used it.. so can't really comment directly)
Are you able to do the upload directly on the server as sometimes running these things locally on the server allows you to see more of the error message.
I would check you have the correct permissions on the BIN & Umbraco folders.
I discovered today that it
works in Internet Exploiter 8 but I still have no luck in Firefox 3.5.5 ... So
it's probably somehow browser related.
Chris -> I'm running
umbraco locally on my desktop and absolutely no other information is shown, except
mentioned dialogs. I tried to sniff http in search of any additional
information in the 500 error page, but somehow I couldn’t catch one. I'll try
to do it from external interface tomorrow. I also checked permissions for
IIS_IUSRS user and for all directories are set to full access.
dandrayne -> I have no
maxrequestlenght in my web.config - I assume it's default value which is 4MB -
should be enough for 200k images :) Also executiontimeout shouldn’t be an issue
here - default 110s should do the job.
"There is a bug in Flash and non-Internet Explorer browsers. From what I
have read, Flash does not send cookies that were set in the browser
with the uploaded file. This means that anything that uses cookies will
not be accessible in the upload page. This means that sessions and
forms authentication break using their default implementation, because
they use cookies. This usually results in the dreaded #2038 error.
There are some workarounds."
Multiple file upload error #2038
Hi,
It's my first post here so I'd like to say Hi to every one up here.
I recently installed Multiple File Upload and tryed to uplload some files ... I have selected 3 files and clicked upload button. After uploading first file - error showed up "There has been an I/O Error: Error #2038". I clicked OK and next dialog showed up "There has been an HTTP Error: status code 500" - I assume it's IIS internal error code. Despite first file had been transmited, no node has been created. System log shows absolutly nothing.
I think it's probably lack of some permisions to file system, but I'm not sure. Where can I find any information on this issue ?
Hi,
I think you are probably right that it is a permissions issue. Are you able to upload media files using the normal upload mechanism?
If so, it's likely to be a permissions issue with executing the code required by the Multiple upload tool (I've not used it.. so can't really comment directly)
Are you able to do the upload directly on the server as sometimes running these things locally on the server allows you to see more of the error message.
I would check you have the correct permissions on the BIN & Umbraco folders.
Cheers,
Chris
Also, if it's large files that you're uploading you may need to adjust the maxrequestlength and executiontimeout values in your web config
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Hmmm, this whole thing is very strange.
I discovered today that it works in Internet Exploiter 8 but I still have no luck in Firefox 3.5.5 ... So it's probably somehow browser related.
Chris -> I'm running umbraco locally on my desktop and absolutely no other information is shown, except mentioned dialogs. I tried to sniff http in search of any additional information in the 500 error page, but somehow I couldn’t catch one. I'll try to do it from external interface tomorrow. I also checked permissions for IIS_IUSRS user and for all directories are set to full access.
dandrayne -> I have no maxrequestlenght in my web.config - I assume it's default value which is 4MB - should be enough for 200k images :) Also executiontimeout shouldn’t be an issue here - default 110s should do the job.
Anyone solved this?
Here's a little info & a workaround which I dont think is easy to implement, right?
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/FlashUpload.aspx
"There is a bug in Flash and non-Internet Explorer browsers. From what I have read, Flash does not send cookies that were set in the browser with the uploaded file. This means that anything that uses cookies will not be accessible in the upload page. This means that sessions and forms authentication break using their default implementation, because they use cookies. This usually results in the dreaded #2038 error. There are some workarounds."
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