Print

[Chrigu]

Etienne, jupload-3.5.3rc4.zip did not help. I pm a URL where you can register. Many thanks, Chrigu

[etienne_sf]

Hum,

  The problem is almost corrected. At least a valid workaround is coming in. It was a tricky thread lock, due to a specific optimization. Grrrrr.

I was able to repeat it, with a VMWare Linux on my PC.

A last point to solve, and I'll be able to test on your test on your system. Now, the problem seems more linked to the picture themselves, than to the server.

  Do anyone have 'blocking' pictures, so that I can test with them ?

Etienne

[etienne_sf]

Etienne, jupload-3.5.3rc4.zip did not help. I pm a URL where you can register. Many thanks, Chrigu

Hi,

  I registered on your site. But I'm not admin (which I understand).

BTW, I finish ro 'repair' my laptop, and go on working on this one.

I found a picture, quite big (3508x4961), that generates an OutOfMemory in the applet. It now works properly: a warning is message (the applet doesn't freeze), and the file is sent non-transformed to the server.

  Can you, guys&girls, confirm that the applet in the attached jupload version doesn't freeze anymore ?


Etienne

[sk8connection]

Hi Etienne,

i tested the 3.5.3 RC5 on my site. It did not show the emty warning message box. It showed a "Received HTTP Status 403 Bad Behavior" message box.

Here what recently changed on my system: Upgrade form the provider to PHP 5.2.9. I upgraded Joomla to 1.5.11 and coppermine to 1.4.24(stable) and jupload to 3.5.1

On my OSX i upgraded to Safari 4.0 (5530.17).

I hope this info can help, if you need more information, or i can help testing,  just post or give a message.

I attached the Debug1.txt output.

Sincerely sk8connection


 

[Chrigu]

Good news and bad news:

The applet does not freeze. But I get error messages, and only one picture is uploaded. I attached the debug info and a screenshot.

Cheers, Chrigu

PS Etienne: My Coppermine is bridged from Mediawiki. You were administrator on the Wiki, but for some reason this status was not transferred to Coppermine (something I need to work on now).

[Chrigu]

I forgot: results from the previous post are based on JUpload plugin Plugin v3.5.3rc5

[Chrigu]

Attached, and in the following posts, there are some 'blocking' pictures. As I said, the first picture is uploaded. JUpload hangs up after that.

I am really curious about this, Chrigu

[Chrigu]

Another image...

[Chrigu]

Another image...

[Chrigu]

...and the last image 

[etienne_sf]

Hum, hum,

  I downloaded your picture, and I will test with it.

But ...

  The problem seems server related. The error is:

unexpected EOF (in header)

There is one extermely strange things, in the output:
serverProtocol: HTTP/1.0

  I haven't see HTTP 1.1 since a very long time (two years, I guess). The applet is perhaps not 1.0 compliant.

Can you switch your server to HTTP 1.1, and try again ?

Etienne

[Chrigu]

The problem seems server related. The error is:

There is one extermely strange things, in the output:
serverProtocol: HTTP/1.0

I haven't see HTTP 1.1 since a very long time (two years, I guess). The applet is perhaps not 1.0 compliant.

Can you switch your server to HTTP 1.1, and try again ?

I contacted the server administrator. This is his reply:

- HTTP/1.0 still is often used.
- Our web server can deal with both HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1.
- whether HTTP/1.0 or HTTP/1.1 is used depends on the clients.
- it might be that our proxy (we are sitting behind a proxy server) has an influence on HTTP/1.0 or HTTP/1.1.

Now, if the problem is client related this would mean that I have to tell coppermine to use HTTP/1.1 instead of HTTP/1.0. Does anybody know how to do that?

Many thanks, Christian

[etienne_sf]

Ok, noted.

Thanks for the feedback of your ISP.

  I'll test the applet against HTTP1/0 (noted on my todo list). But, if it's really used a lot, then ... it should work.

Etienne

[Chrigu]

Just for the record:

I upgraded to Coppermine version 1.4.25, and to JUpload release 3.6.0. I disabled the bridge to phpBB. I removed custom headers and footers, and overwrote all my changes by copy/pasting the new php files of version 1.4.25 over my old ones. Still, I get the same error messages (see attachement).

Chrigu

[etienne_sf]

Yes,

 I know it happens. But I could not repeat it.


Now, same comment as in the other thread: can somone give me an admin access, so that I understand what's happening !

(sk8connection  give me a hint, with some PHP settings that could create some troubles, I'll test with them, first).

[Chrigu]

Just another update:

I tested jupload-3.6.1rc1 - did not change anything.

Cheers, Chrigu

[etienne_sf]

Hum, hum,

  I tested again on your site: it's ok for me (I removed the picture).

The only thing I see, is the HTTP/1.0 protocol. I don't understand how it comes in:
- You send HTTP/1.1 request, and get HTTP/1.0 response
- I send HTTP/1.1 request, and get HTTP/1.1 response (which is logical).

Do you have any proxy, that could change the request ?


  I've just found the way to test with HTTP/1.0 on my computer. But my linux box, despite my firefox sending HTTP/1.0, is commited to answer in HTTP/1.1. So, I can't repeat the problem.

  I'll check that..
 
 
Etienne

[Chrigu]

Etienne,

You are right. I tested the applet from outside on a different computer - no problem. Behind the proxy it does not work. I try to figure out what's going on and keep you posted. Many thanks, Chrigu

[etienne_sf]

I SPLIT THIS TOPIC


Reason: the content of the current is about End Of File Error, and has nothing common with the orginal content (applet freezing), which is actually solved.