0003235: Can't upload files - MantisBT

ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update
0003235	mantisbt	other	public	2003-07-16 00:12	2003-12-13 04:36

Reporter	chrishaff	Assigned To	aarjona
Priority	normal	Severity	major	Reproducibility	always
Status	closed	Resolution	duplicate
Platform	Intel	OS	Windows 2000; Service Pack 3	OS Version	5.00.2195
Product Version	0.18.0a4

Summary	0003235: Can't upload files
Description	Can't upload files from any section of the Mantis application installed on my server. Upload works fine in straight PHP
Steps To Reproduce	Go to DOCS > ADD FILE. Select a small file form the local drive. Click upload.
Additional Information	Result --- ERROR: No file specified I added some print statements to proj_doc_add.php to see what was going on. Here's the results. $f_description=Description $f_file=Array $v_name=devicetable.log $v_tmp_name=C:PHPuploadtempphp2DF4.tmp Any suggestions as to where to start looking would be appreciated.
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chrishaff 2003-07-16 00:18 reporter ~0004414	This is again on the same system that can upload just fine in PHP. Open a bug report. Select a small file form the local drive using the "Browse..." button. Click upload. Result --- Notice: ob_end_clean(): failed to delete buffer. No buffer to delete. in d:\virtual_html\issuetracker\core\error_api.php on line 96 Mantis - Test Project APPLICATION ERROR #15: ERROR: File upload failed. PHP file uploads may be disabled. Please ask your admin to run the admin_check script to debug this problem. (bug_file_add.php: line 33)

chrishaff 2003-07-16 16:13 reporter ~0004415	Well, it's me again, but it seems that somebody on the discussion boards is having the same problem on NT4/Apache. http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=898566&forum_id=47436

The_HMB 2003-07-21 11:51 reporter ~0004421	It could be that mantis doesn't like the win-slashes ( \ ).

chrishaff 2003-07-21 17:48 reporter ~0004424	Well, I don't think it's the win-slashes as I did fool around with that. Even if it were it would be a bug though since you can't expect users to "Browse..." for a file and then expect them to hand edit what the browser generated for them.

luti 2003-07-22 10:33 reporter ~0004425	I've the same problem on a win XP pro sp1a. When it try to upload something it doesn't work properly, I think it depends on the browser function that doesn't convert the backslashes in slashes. Excuse me for my English I hope can you understand what I mean.

aarjona 2003-07-28 17:40 reporter ~0004456	This is a duplicate of bug 0002992, which has been fixed.