Can not upload custom Avatar

[UnderEstimated]

Using 4.2.3

PHP

5.4.32

The Error

  [B][B]vBulletin Message[/B][/B]

  [COLOR=#65A5D1][B]Upload of file failed.[/B][/COLOR]

And then Diagnostics. It was on Safe mode before still had error turned off the safe mode but error is still there

Pertinent PHP Settings
file_uploads:	On
open_basedir:	None
safe_mode:	Off
upload_tmp_dir:	None
upload_max_filesize:	2.00 GB

Results

No errors occurred while opening the uploaded file for reading.

[UnderEstimated]

Very fast responses I am amazed at the support.

[kh99]

Yeah, unfortunately there are a lot of error conditions that result in "Upload of file failed", so it's difficult. If you are saving custom avatars in the file system, check the directory permissions.

Is it only avatars? If you try to upload an image attachment does that work? Edit: ...or profile pictures? That might be a better test,

[UnderEstimated]

Yeah, unfortunately there are a lot of error conditions that result in "Upload of file failed", so it's difficult. If you are saving custom avatars in the file system, check the directory permissions.

Is it only avatars? If you try to upload an image attachment does that work? Edit: ...or profile pictures? That might be a better test,

Yes right attachments are not uploading either. I have searched and try to find solutions and those didnt work out yet.

[Mark.B]

Are you storing avatars in the file system, or in the database?

[UnderEstimated]

File system.

[UnderEstimated]

File System.
Just in case you didnt get the notification for it.

[Wayne Luke]

What is the size of the avatar? Height, Width and bytes?

Does this correspond with the image settings for that image type under Attachments -> Attachment Settings?

Is it within the limits set for that usergroup under Usergroup Manager?

Did you use the same image in the diagnostic?

You should have your hosting provider or server administrator update the upload_tmp_dir to an actual directory. Then PHP won't be compelled to try and hold the uploads in available memory. It can write it to disk until vBulletin processes it.

[UnderEstimated]

Answer to all the questions is Yes and image size was within the limit. Tried it with Admin account which has sufficient permission and limit.

Pertinent PHP Settings
file_uploads:	On
open_basedir:	None
safe_mode:	Off
upload_tmp_dir:	/home/public_html/tmp
upload_max_filesize:	2.00 GB

Results

No errors occurred while opening the uploaded file for reading.

Still the same.

[Wayne Luke]

What is the image in question? Can you upload it here?

[UnderEstimated]

What is the image in question? Can you upload it here?

I tried different ones but this is the latest one I tried.

[kh99]

Yes right attachments are not uploading either. I have searched and try to find solutions and those didnt work out yet.

Did you try a non-image attachment?

[Wayne Luke]

Nothing wrong with the image itself that I can see. Are you trying to upload it from a URL or from your local drive? I would try the local drive. I was able to upload it to vBulletin 4 and vBulletin 5 without problems but only from my local drive, not a URL.

[UnderEstimated]

No

Nothing wrong with the image itself that I can see. Are you trying to upload it from a URL or from your local drive? I would try the local drive. I was able to upload it to vBulletin 4 and vBulletin 5 without problems but only from my local drive, not a URL.

And I am trying the local drive.

[Wayne Luke]

It would have be related to your server settings then. What are the results of the php info command? It is under Maintenance in the admincp.