Errors There has been an I/O Error: Error #2038 There has been an HTTP Error: status code 404
I know this have been covered under older topics, but some the earlier fixes don't seem relevant any longer. The aliased umbracoExtension name issue where the "n" is left off is not an issue on the latest release. The Multiple File Upload installation automatically includes an entry in the handler section of web.config (although it looks a bit different than the ones others have suggested to plug). However, I still get the above errors in IE, Firefox and Chrome.
I have a new install ---> umbraco v 4.5.2 (Assembly version: 1.0.3891.20719) Adobe Flash 10,1,102,64 IIS 6.0
Recommendations here say to put an entry in <system.webServer><handlers>. However the default installation adds the following entry:
Perhaps this is moot if the root cause is a Flash error. Is the Flash cookie issues still relevant, or does the destination folder require additional permissons? Does this require IIS7?
Hi there Stan, 2 weeks ago now? and nothing has happened?
I've used this datatype on standard media folders in one 4.0.3 installation on one server without trouble
Then I install it on a 4.5.2 installation on another server and it behaves exactly as you describe. This is not a browser issue. What dependencies are there on IIS and such? I don't have complete access to this server, I need to ask the hosting service all the correct questions. What should they look for?
I've got loads of old image folders that are to be copied into this last installation, so please provide me with some good clues :-)
Umbraco v 4.5.2, I/O Error: Error #2038, HTTP Error: status code 404
Errors
There has been an I/O Error: Error #2038
There has been an HTTP Error: status code 404
I know this have been covered under older topics, but some the earlier fixes don't seem relevant any longer. The aliased umbracoExtension name issue where the "n" is left off is not an issue on the latest release. The Multiple File Upload installation automatically includes an entry in the handler section of web.config (although it looks a bit different than the ones others have suggested to plug). However, I still get the above errors in IE, Firefox and Chrome.
I have a new install ---> umbraco v 4.5.2 (Assembly version: 1.0.3891.20719)
Adobe Flash 10,1,102,64
IIS 6.0
Recommendations here say to put an entry in <system.webServer><handlers>.
However the default installation adds the following entry:
<system.webServer>
<handlers accessPolicy="Read, Write, Script, Execute">
<remove name="MultiFileUpload" />
<add name="MultiFileUpload" path="MultipleFileUploadHandler.axd" verb="POST" type="noerd.Umb.DataTypes.multipleFileUpload.MultipleFileUploadHandler, noerd.Umb.DataTypes.multipleFileUpload" preCondition="integratedMode" />
</handlers>
</system.webServer>
Perhaps this is moot if the root cause is a Flash error. Is the Flash cookie issues still relevant, or does the destination folder require additional permissons? Does this require IIS7?
Would sure love to get this working.
Hi there Stan, 2 weeks ago now? and nothing has happened?
I've used this datatype on standard media folders in one 4.0.3 installation on one server without trouble
Then I install it on a 4.5.2 installation on another server and it behaves exactly as you describe. This is not a browser issue. What dependencies are there on IIS and such? I don't have complete access to this server, I need to ask the hosting service all the correct questions. What should they look for?
I've got loads of old image folders that are to be copied into this last installation, so please provide me with some good clues :-)
Hi Stan,
I blogged about this in Step 8 of my setup steps here: http://blog.fairlieagile.co.nz/2009/5/24/setting-up-a-new-umbraco-project
These problems have been arounds for a while so it seems unlikely there will be a fix to the package. Have you applied the quick fix?
In my latest project I am using Gecko Uploadify instead. This is working very well and I will probably use it in future projects
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