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Upload multiple images doesnt load the viewer

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When uploading multiple images the viewer is not loaded, they are uploaded but instead of being taken the page to get links, the user is taken back to the homepage.
http://imagepics.eu/
I have seen this issue a couple of time with OVH server - any ideas?

Thank You
 
I had the same problem when on cofing i enabled "show php error". If you have the config on true try to put on false and tell me if you solve the problem.
 
I need that you enable error reporting and I will debug your site.
 
I just select its
/**
* error_reporting
* Switch for enable/disable the PHP error reporting
* default: false
*/
$config['error_reporting'] = true; // Values: true|false
 
I'm pretty sure that this is a issue related with sessions.
Just to test, do this... At the end of config.php just before the ?> paste this code:

PHP:
session_save_path (__CHV_ROOT_DIR__);

By doing this you will change the session path to the root folder of chevereto. If the system works then the problem is that php can't write on the default session directory (usually /tmp).

It can be also that php can't read the session... Anyway, test if that works. If that works then you must go with your hosting company and tell them that PHP can´t propely read/write sessions on the default directory.
 
I just tested no change, I'm on a Linux server OVH I can edit the php.ini?
 
Is not matter of editing the .ini is php who has troule to store the session file. So did you try the workaround and it doesn't work?
 
PLEASE can we make a post stating that OVH is a terrible choice? I have seen over 30 posts about issues like this and they ALL use OVH. I have also had issues with theme installations on their servers.
 
Piers said:
PLEASE can we make a post stating that OVH is a terrible choice? I have seen over 30 posts about issues like this and they ALL use OVH. I have also had issues with theme installations on their servers.

Go ahead, I pin it.
 
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