• Hi,

    Since i’ve upgraded to 4.3 i am getting HTTP error when i am uploading media. It happens in 90% tries but eventually i manage to upload that file.

    I’ve tried probably everything i’ve found about that error (different plugins, https hacks, wp config hacks, php hacks,…) but nothing helped me.

    Strange is that occasional everything works fine. I manage to upload hundreds images in a few minutes but next time it keep hanging (probably while crunching images) and giving that error.

    I’ve noticed slides going forward and backwards a few times before it finish or give that error (i will try to explain that…coming for example to 80% than returning to 20% than back to 60% and than again back to 20% and so around).

    Hope someone have some ideas as i spend hours uploading images instead a few minutes in last days.

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  • Thread Starter fkranjce1

    (@fkranjce1)

    Just to add. that forward and backwards going of slider..it can go for 10,15 minutes…like it stuck in some loop or trying to crunch image again and again and failing. Only after 5 minutes or sometimes even more it give HTTP error. OR manage to finish it on rare occasions.

    Hey guys,

    I am experiencing the very same problem after updating to 4.3. I cannot upload any images to the media library without getting the HTTP Error.

    Has anyone perhaps discovered why this is happening and found a solution yet?

    I’ve got the same problem on one of our client’s websites.

    I’ve read it might be because of the PHP level on the server (On ours its 5.3.3), but not totally sure as haven’t upgraded.

    Would be cool if someone whos tried this or something else could offer a solution?

    Thread Starter fkranjce1

    (@fkranjce1)

    I have Php 5.5.28 on my server but after i’ve optimized memory a bit (max clients and those settings) it is a bit better. Still happening but less often.

    I guess it is something with memory but it wasn’t happening before on WP 4.2.

    Hi Guys, I just discovered what the issue was on my site…

    I had the TinyPNG image compression plugin installed and as soon as I deactivated it, the uploader started working perfectly again.

    It is rather strange that this error has only started to occur now after updating to 4.3 though. Perhaps the plugin author needs to release an update.

    Not sure if this helps anyone else or not, but thought it best to share ??

    Thread Starter fkranjce1

    (@fkranjce1)

    Even after memory optimization it keep happening as often as before. 4 out of 5 tries give me HTTP error.

    Thread Starter fkranjce1

    (@fkranjce1)

    Don’t have any plugin which would do any image compression other than Jetpack (Photon and Tiled Galleries).

    Even after i’ve disabled all plugins it don’t change anything.

    I’ve spent last 4 hours just publishing two posts with ~20 images in it.

    Hope someone will find out fix for this.

    Thank you.

    PS.
    CPU load is ~0.3 and i have over 1GB free memory so that shouldn’t be a problem.

    I have the same problem
    name.jpg
    Eroare HTTP.

    For 90 % of photo i get this error i try with :
    htacces inserted code
    AddType x-mapp-php5 .php

    <IfModule mod_security.c>
    SecFilterEngine Off
    SecFilterScanPOST Off
    </IfModule>

    but nothing happend

    Pls help me

    i think you should down grade to older version first (3.5-3.9), than upgrade to new wordpress..

    I FOUND MY ERROR AT LAST
    IF U HAVE THIS ERROR FROM SERVER UBUNTU WITH ISPCONFIG 3 MANAGEMENT THIS IS THE RESOLV :

    If you install ISPConfig 3 on a Ubuntu Server using Falko Timme tutorial from here and you use PHP-FPM with Apache you may get a “ERROR 500 – Internal Server Error!” message.
    Error message :
    ERROR 500 – Internal Server Error!
    The following error occurred:
    The requested URL caused an internal server error.
    If you get this message repeatedly please contact the webmaster.
    To resolve this edit :
    etc/apache2/mods-available/fcgid.conf
    and add or edit the line “MaxRequestLen 15728640″ to set the Request Limit to 15MB. The resulting file should contain these settings:

    AddHandler fcgid-script .fcgi
    FcgidConnectTimeout 20
    MaxRequestLen 15728640
    Warning : this will limit your upload file size to 15M.
    Save the changes and restart apache:
    /etc/init.d/apache2 restart

    Best regards

    For me, the error was fixed by removing the apostrophe from the title of my image. So, if you have special characters in the naming of your images, you will get this HTTP error.

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