Issue with Automatic File Upload Not Working Properly

[wafyfawaz]

I want to solve the problem of automatically uploading files to the website. I tried using the (Upload) button, but it puts the site in maintenance mode and then closes it without uploading the modified files as shown in the attached image. Please note that I have uploaded the (file-uploader.php) to the root directory.

this is problem

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It only activates maintenance mode and then deactivates it without uploading the files

[wafyfawaz]

No answer !

[a.gneady]

Please check the upload.log file inside your local app folder. It should contain more details about what's going on.

[soewandi]

In my upload log file says: 'file-uploader.php' is configured with the correct secret upload key: FAILED
All the other checks are OK.
What should I do?

[jsetzer]

Is it https?

[soewandi]

Yes, Application URL https://g_______.online/app
Even after manually upload file-uploader.php to remote server, the error message exists.

[jsetzer]

https://g_______.online/app

I don't know if this helps in your scenario:
I once had similar problems when pointing to a subdomain of a website in which the SSL-certificate was not a wildcard-certificate. Certificate worked for https://www.MYSITE.de/path but not for https://subdomain.MYSITE.de.

• To be precise: The browser-redirection from subdomain.mysite.de to app-directory www.mysite.de/mypath worked fine in browser, but AppGini upload process failed in one of the last steps after telling me that file-uploader.php was found.

So, if this is a subsomain xyz.YOURDOMAIN.online of www.YOURSITE.online , as I can see from your last answer, you could check with a sub-directory under the main domain, eg https://www.YOURSITE.online/xyz.

Strange, and I spent a lot of time in finding that, but finally, that helped in my case.

[soewandi]

At first, many thanks for Mr Jsetzer for your effort to help me. I'm confirm that the upload files going to https://mydomain.online/app
Unfortunately, it always failed using the automatic upload feature. So I do manually upload the generated files.

My regards,
Soewandi

[wafyfawaz]

Please check the upload.log file inside your local app folder. It should contain more details about what's going on.

ok this file upload

31/08/24 04:29:58 م:
Started uploading files from: C:\Users\******* ohs
to: https://ohs******/ohs

Secret upload key configured in AppGini Preferences: Ok
Application URL specified in project properties > Security settings: Ok
curl is installed: Ok
Application URL is valid: Ok
'file-uploader.php' uploaded to your server: Ok
'file-uploader.php' is configured with the correct secret upload key: Ok

Retrieving md5 hashes of local files ...
31/08/24 04:30:04 م: Storing md5 hashes of local files to c:\Users\********ohs\md5s.832782.tmp
Executing cmd /c ""C:\Program Files (x86)\AppGini\md5sum.exe" -r "c:\************ ohs" > "c:\Users\******** ohs\md5s.832782.tmp.tmp" && copy "c:\Users\***** ohs\md5s.832782.tmp.tmp" "c:\Users\*******ohs\md5s.832782.tmp""
31/08/24 04:30:23 م: Finished storing hashes. File contains 454 lines.
Parsing local md5 hashes temp file: c:\Users\********** ohs\md5s.832782.tmp
Done parsing c:\Users\************ohs\md5s.832782.tmp

Checking remote file md5 hashes ...
Lines in remote response: -1


Listing local files ...


Uploading changed files ...
Maintenance mode: On
Maintenance mode: Off

Finshed processing 0 files! Uploaded: 0, Skipped: 0, Failed: 0

[wafyfawaz]

Is it https?

yes

[a.gneady]

Lines in remote response: -1

This is the problem line (should be a postive number rather than -1) ... usually indicates incorrect folder permissions on the server .. Make sure the folder owner and the owner of file-uploader.php is the same as the owner of the apache server process. This is usually www-data but could differ depending on your server config. You can change the folder owner via FTP, or through this shell command (run from within the folder containing your AppGini app):

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sudo chown -R www-data:www-data .

Change www-data to the username running apache process.