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  • Thread Starter singletrack

    (@singletrack)

    Fixed.

    I should be ashamed of myself… The fix was rather straight forward and an oversight on my behalf when I responded to your earlier post Constantin.

    The Media Settings page in admin has a field for identifying the location of the uploads folder. Upon closer inspection the path was incorrect, it was missing a single character from the relative URL string.

    My thanks Constantin, had you not drawn my attention to the media settings page I would still be looking!

    Thread Starter singletrack

    (@singletrack)

    Further info from my host:

    * PHP runs as FastCGI on the server. and all folder and all permissions and ownership were checked and found to be fine i.e. all folders are 0755 and all files are 0644 and owned by your owner and group.
    * Mod Security is installed but disabling it for the site did not help.
    * PHP was not logging any errors.
    * Suhosin is not causing the issue.
    * Enabling debugging in WordPress did not provide any clues.

    Thread Starter singletrack

    (@singletrack)

    Hi there Conschneider, and thanks for your response.

    Yes, I have the setting for organised media into month- and year-based folders checked. Further I have the “Store uploads folder” path set to the subdomain directory.

    Regarding the issue of the siteURL & Home change, this is something I picked up o another thread to do short of amending the database. However, since your response I have amended the DB record and removed the hardcoded references.

    Last, the database has two sets of WP tables; the first is the default tables with the prefix “wp1j_” as was used by the auto-install feature through my host cpanel. When I imported my websites data from the backedup SQL file it created a second set of WP tables, this time with the prefix “wp_”. These tables contain my actual website data, so I subsequently changed the line in the web-config ($table_prefix = ‘wp_’;) to point to the these imported tables.

    Regards

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