[RISOLTO] Can Not See Photos

[jonhall]

Hi, this looks like the greatest component but I can't make it work! I have tried every chmod setting possible on the folders (images/oziogallery and even components/com_oziogallery)and the gallery.php file and the .jpg images themselves. No photos display. There was NO gallery.php in the images/oziogallery folder so I manually copied one from components/com_oziogallery and checked its chmod too. In the Ozio Gallery settins, when I click on "click on this links components/com_oziogallery/gallery.php | " it brings up only an error page: "Internal Server Error" but if I change it to click on this links components/com_oziogallery/gallery.XML, then I do see an xml page, like this:
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<tiltviewergallery>
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<photos>
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<photo imageurl="http://www.exemple.xx/images/oziogallery/img.jpg">
<title>Image 1</title>
<description>This is a regular text description.</description>
</photo>
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<photo imageurl="http://www.exemple.xx/images/oziogallery/img.jpg">
<title>Image 2</title>
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<description>
This is a HTML text description...etc...
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I hope you can Carneade!
http://www.horizonyc.org/index.php?option=com_oziogallery&Itemid=72
-Jon

[alexred]

Ciao jonhall,
you have a CHMOD or permission problem in this file:

http://www.horizonyc.org/components/com_oziogallery/gallery.php

Internal Server Error

[jonhall]

Grazie Alexred, but I have tried everything from 666-755-777 on that file and every directory leading to it.  Is there anything else that could prevent access?  Like .htaccess ?? Or iis there something that the ISP administrator might be able to tun on or off?
Io apprezzo l'aiuto molto!

[alexred]

I can't help you, contact your server administrator or the hosting helpdesk to solve the issue

[jonhall]

The problem was with the server.  They fixed it very quickly, I wish I had contacted them sooner.  Here is what they wrote to me, in hopes that it may save someone else from the same thing:

>>Note that your server runs PHP in CGI mode (aka
suPHP). Under suPHP PHP scripts run under the
account\'s userid and special write permissions
(666, 777) are no longer required (and should
not be set) in order to allow PHP scripts write
access to files.

Thank you for a beautiful component!

[alexred]

ok, thanks for your reply