chmod chgrp chown nothing works to show the images I want... :(
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chmod chgrp chown nothing works to show the images I want... :(
I am busy messing around with a webserver from home, and I changed a few things... Now I have a bit of a problem no matter what I do the website does not display the images on the server, just an empty box with a red cross in it
Now I have messed around with chmod, chgrp and chown, to make it exactly as some of my other tests. Those sites with all their images are visible with no problem, but this one show absolutely nothing.
Any idea what can be wrong or any suggestions what it should be to get it working?
owner : apache
group : apache
mod : 777 , 600 etc
nothing works... Please I am at the mercy of you wisdom.
I noticed that in firefox the buttons on the left hand show, but not in internet explorer.
Well that's working. It's unusably slow, but working. Looking at the code, you're dynamically creating a thumbnail with a php script every page load. Are you nuts??? you have a 1237x1237 image that's being resized, along with all the others, every single time any user loads the page?? Dubious to say the least. If you have static images, then they'll load much quicker, if this is "spare" (read: ancient) machine this site is running on, then that would quite possibly put a significant load on it, taking a long time to load each single image in turn.
Make static thumbnails.
Last edited by acid_kewpie; 09-07-2009 at 12:37 PM.
Eish, I did not even see that...
It is only internal for testing purposes and the server is in South Africa, but out DSL here is DAMN slow...
It's like 128kbs upspeed
But I will check it out anyways, and keep you guys posted.
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