Hi Olof, Commenting out the whole System_Command part in Type.php didn't help either. I'm quite sure there's no write access problem, because I find the uploaded file in the files directory and the attachment has a correct tinyURL. As far as I understand the code, at that point we are beyond the MIME-type check, otherwise it wouldn't accept the file, would it?
I may be totally wrong, but I have a hunch it may have something to do with thumbnailing the picture or other processing that fails on the Hardy system somewhere? Could you or anyone point me to the place where the processing (if any?) happens after the uploading or tinURL creation? Regards, Martin On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 10:30, Olof Tjerngren <o...@tjerngren.net> wrote: > Sorry I couldn't help, I've only had problems with write access to the file > directory and mime decoding. > > I'll fill in some detail in case anyone else runs in to my mime issues. > For Solaris the issue was that it fell back to the file command that isn't > the same as the Linux version of file. It will not give you the mime type > only. I made a simple php mime translator for the types of file that was > supported. > On OpenSuSE it simply died when it came to running the pear System_Command > call, no error, nothing in the logfile. I simply commented out that part in > the Type.php file, MIME_Type_Extension seems to work so far... > > I guess it's running the file command that tripped me up in both cases. :) > > MvH, > > Martin van Es wrote: >> >> Thx for the tip, but that didn't help. If I test status.net on my >> Jaunty system, attachments work like a charm and there's no fileinfo >> module installed. I see in the code now that there are several >> fallback mechanisms to find out the mimi-type. >> >> Grz >> Martin >> >> On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 23:47, Olof Tjerngren <o...@tjerngren.net> wrote: >> >>> >>> Hi Martin, >>> >>> I've had that issues on two different servers, in both cases it was mime >>> type detection that failed. >>> It seems to work best if the fileinfo php module is installed, so it's >>> probably worth to give that a try first. >>> >>> MvH, >>> >>> Martin van Es wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> Hi David, >>>> >>>> I've had exactly the same problem and in contrary to what the >>>> documentation says I pinned it down to my PHP version being too old. >>>> My problems were caused by the PHP version in Ubuntu Hardy if that >>>> helps. >>>> >>>> I've also offered to see if I could hack around the problem if I knew >>>> where to look, but the community doesn't seem too eager for help on >>>> this problem... >>>> >>>> Regards, >>>> Martin >>>> >>>> On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 17:36, David Peterson <dpeters...@gmail.com> >>>> wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>> >>>>> I'm running the latest version of StatusNet, 0.8.1, and running into >>>>> two >>>>> issues with attachments. The first issue is that when I try to post I >>>>> get >>>>> the following pop-up error message "Sorry! We had trouble sending your >>>>> notice (0 n/a). Please report the problem to the site administrator if >>>>> this >>>>> happens again." When I click ok and go to the home page the post is >>>>> there >>>>> and the attachment was uploaded successfully. However, when I click on >>>>> the >>>>> tiny url the pop-up lightbox tries to appear and then disappears >>>>> leaving >>>>> an >>>>> "X" and fails to open. If I right click on the attachment url and open >>>>> it >>>>> in >>>>> a new tab it appears and I can view it. There is nothing in the log >>>>> files >>>>> that give an clues and I know it's not a client side issue as I can >>>>> open >>>>> up >>>>> attachments on the http://identi.ca/ site. Any ideas? You can try it >>>>> out >>>>> by >>>>> going to http://dev.fusebit.com and clicking the first couple of posts. >>>>> >>>>> The following libraries are installed on my server running CentOS 5.3. >>>>> I'm >>>>> also using lighttpd-1.4.22 for the web server. >>>>> >>>>> gettext >>>>> PEAR >>>>> DB >>>>> DB_DataObject >>>>> Console_Getopt >>>>> Facebook API >>>>> HTTP_Request >>>>> Mail >>>>> Mail_mimeDecode >>>>> Mime_Type >>>>> Net_URL_Mapper >>>>> Net_Socket >>>>> Net_SMTP >>>>> Net_URL >>>>> Net_URL2 >>>>> Services_oEmbed >>>>> System_Command >>>>> XMPPHP >>>>> PHP Markdown >>>>> OAuth >>>>> Validate >>>>> >>>>> -- Dave >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> StatusNet-dev mailing list >>>>> StatusNet-dev@lists.status.net >>>>> http://lists.status.net/mailman/listinfo/statusnet-dev >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> > > -- if but was of any use, it would be a logic operator _______________________________________________ StatusNet-dev mailing list StatusNet-dev@lists.status.net http://lists.status.net/mailman/listinfo/statusnet-dev
