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ran into this problem today and it was a frustrating one to track down. The WordPress site was a very basic blog running on IIS and using
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the freindly perma-links settings. When loading a static image that had been 500 internal server error stackoverflow uploaded in WordPress the browser would return a 500 error, and the IIS log would show: "GET /wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Sale.jpg - 500 internal server error youtube fix 80 - 192.168.0.133 Mozilla/5.0+(Windows+NT+6.2;+WOW64;+rv:24.0)+Gecko/20100101+Firefox/24.0 500 50 5 46" I finally found the solution on another blog, posted by iis_isz. I have copied the solution here to make sure I can find it https://wordpress.org/support/topic/259015 again in the future, and for anyone else that has the same issue! Explanation of the Error The image issue was a permission issue, but simply setting it manually on the original image file or parent folder is inadequate. The behavior of WordPress is that it writes the original file using IUSR to a temporary system directory that is defined in the PHP.ini https://www.bluevalleytech.com/techtalk/blog/iis-500-errors-when-loading-a-static-image-in-wordpress.aspx file. This temp folder does not have IIS_IUSRS permissions on it, so when windows moves this file from the temp folder to the application's upload folder, its final home, IIS_IUSRS only has read permissions, so the permissions are not inherited from the file's parent folder. To fix this, there are two solutions 1. Change the permissions on the temp folder giving IIS_IUSRS write/modify. 2. Change the path of the temp folder in the PHP.ini file to a folder that does have IIS_IUSRS write/modify permission. Here is a good source detailing the problem: http://www.howyoudo.info/index.php/how-to-fix-windows-server-upload-file-inherit-permissions-error/ I chose to move the temp folder in my PHP.ini to C:\inetpub\temp\uploads and also give it permissions. After uploading an image in wp-admin, I was able to access the image (original, not resized) from a browser wihout the 500.50 error. Posted by Mark at 12:26 Comments Tags : IIS7 Web Development WordPress Categories : Web Development Older Posts Newer Posts Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. blog comments powered by Disqus Subscribe Authors Mark All Categories Other Stuff Web Development Web Design Electronics Tags Alternative EnergyApacheASP.NetAudio / VisualBackupCloudComericial Speaker SystemsCSSEnergyStatH
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