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I gotta say I'm having exactly this problem on a photoplog lite install that I'm evaluating at www.classicrallycars.com/photoplog
Thumbs will load OK, then on next load will be replaced by the alternative "image" tag. Following the "image" tag can give a permission denied. Then on next load of page that thumb maybe OK and some others will vanish. Then sometimes they're all OK. I'm experienced with php and installs etc. Permissions are correct as far as I can see. safe mode is off. This is under vb3.6.5 (as you can see on the site). Any suggestions? Quite like the script, but can't purchase until I can see this resolved. Cheers |
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Some screenies to show what I mean.
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Content visible to registered users only. Then sometimes I click the Image link and get the actual image, other times I click the Image link and get... Code:
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There is nothing in PhotoPlog that returns a 403 forbidden, permission denied, message, so it might be coming form an htaccess file on your server. As for the seemingly missing images, I was able to access the following images using the link in one of your screenshots:
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Thanks Morgan.
No effect with that edit though. It's not just photoplog's images that get affected. The header gif of the site actually has the same problem on photoplog pages. Viewing the source of the page of one of the images on the index page that goes missing, as an example, the image source is http://www.classicrallycars.com/phot...p?n=48&w=s Plugging that directly into the browser brings up a 300 pixel medium sized image. And yet photoplog is presenting 100 pixel thumbnails on the index. Why is photoplog sourcing the 300 pixel image? It's the same for the thumbnails that do display correctly... the thumb is 100 pixel, and yet the html src for the image put directly into a browser address is the 300 pixel image. There are no size attributes on the img tag. Is this correct behaviour? I'm probably wrong, but can't help thinking this may have something to do with the problem. Thanks again |
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Check the difference between these two links:
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I'm on a dedicated server so have full access.
The site has no problems until browsing photoplog pages, and then these issues arise, even when navigating away from photoplog pages. The site never has an issue before entering a photoplog page. Can you try navingating the site and avoiding photoplog and see if you get any 403's? Point taken on the ampersand, my mistake. I'll keep poking around and see what I can figure out. Thanks for your time anyway. |
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Understandably, it seems like PhotoPlog is the issue, but nothing, zip, nada in the PhotoPlog code would send a 403 error message to the client. Try looking at your mod_security Apache logs: http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2..._security.html
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Morgan, you were on the right track.
mod_dosevasive is apparently the problem and it's a commonly installed module in shared hosting environments. Added the following to the VirtualHost for the domain in httpd.conf, restarted Apache, and all seems OK now. Code:
Content visible to registered users only. Cheers Last edited by ZenithRS; 04-15-2007 at 10:00 AM.. |
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