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5:54 am
February 15, 2009


onnoknuvers

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Post edited 3:02 am – February 15, 2009 by onnoknuvers

Just added Image Blogger but no images are showing in my posts. Even though the files have been updated to the server. Here's my site: http://www.onnoknuvers.com


Also just noticed my archive page (http://www.onnoknuvers.com/archives/) is not displaying the thumbs but a nice long error message instead :(

Any suggestions

9:25 am
February 16, 2009


admin

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Looks like you've misconfigured the post-thumb settings, which is responsible for both problems mentioned. If you see the error on the archives page, it shows the path it's trying to find as /www/virtual/onnoknuvers.com/htdocs//www/virtual/onnoknuvers.com/htdocs/wp-content/pth/thumb-default175×175.png – which is obviously repeated and not correct.

Access your post-thumb settings page in your wp-admin, and make sure all paths are correct, you can have your host double check these to make sure. Also I'd recommend making sure the thumbnail size is set to 175×175 and Keep Aspect Ration UNchecked.

Hope this helps

11:19 am
February 16, 2009


onnoknuvers

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Thanks for your help.

I've just corrected the path of the Folder Name and that error message is gone.

 But now I get the following on http://www.onnoknuvers.com/archives/

Warning: imagepng() [function.imagepng]: SAFE MODE Restriction in effect. The script whose uid is 5515 is not allowed to access /www/virtual/onnoknuvers.com/htdocs/wp-content/pth owned by uid 33 in /www/virtual/onnoknuvers.com/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/post-thumb/lib/post-thumb-image-editor.php on line 441


Which I'll assume is a setting on my host that needs changing. I had similar issues with a cgi script on an other site I had with them.

2:53 am
February 17, 2009


admin

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Yep, this is a host issue. They should be able to fix relatively easy, if not, try to find a more 'compatible' host. Most hosts don't see these kinds of problems with software/wordpress installations.
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