I am using Classic ASP and receiving the message below when I run ckfinder on our live production server.
"Unable to find an image manipulation component"
I have everything working correctly on our developmemet server but not our live production machine. If I set the Thumbnail mode to None then it works correctly and I can upload and select files.
I am attempting to use the ASP.NET thumbnail system and we are able to successfully run ASP.NET scripts from this machine. ASP.NET appears to be correctly configured on IIS. I have also tried changing the config.asp and web.config files to use c:\mytmp\ as the communication folder as instructed but that makes no difference.
The site runs on a separate user account which I have given full premissions to the c:\mytmp folder, c:\windows\temp, and the UserFiles folder as well as full premissions to the IUSR_ and ASPNET accounts. Is there something I have missed?
Please help, I have spent about 6 hours trying to make this work now.
"Unable to find an image manipulation component"
I have everything working correctly on our developmemet server but not our live production machine. If I set the Thumbnail mode to None then it works correctly and I can upload and select files.
I am attempting to use the ASP.NET thumbnail system and we are able to successfully run ASP.NET scripts from this machine. ASP.NET appears to be correctly configured on IIS. I have also tried changing the config.asp and web.config files to use c:\mytmp\ as the communication folder as instructed but that makes no difference.
The site runs on a separate user account which I have given full premissions to the c:\mytmp folder, c:\windows\temp, and the UserFiles folder as well as full premissions to the IUSR_ and ASPNET accounts. Is there something I have missed?
Please help, I have spent about 6 hours trying to make this work now.
Re: "Unable to find an image manipulation component" -
IIS also didn't like having one web.config file in the root and another in a deeper folder which was blocking aspx further down the directory structure.
I think some better error reporting and a much better troubleshooting section would be helpful to others as this was not easy to get running.
Re: "Unable to find an image manipulation component" -