FIXED Unable to Upload Files or Attach Small Files to Emails

[soweto]

hi

G.O Version: 3.6.28
Ubuntu Debian Lenny

$config['root_path']="/usr/share/groupoffice/";
$config['tmpdir']="/home/groupoffice/temp/";
$config['max_users']="0";
$config['quota']="0";


I'm cannot add attachments to emails using the "small files" option. The error I receive is the following when trying to upload files.

Warning: array_shift() [function.array-shift]: The argument should be an array in /usr/share/groupoffice/modules/files/action.php on line 280

{"success":true}

Ext.decode exception occurred

I've checked permissions on the /home/groupoffice/temp dir and they are fine. the apache user can read and write. He even created the folder called 2 in there. Please assist.

[soweto]

This is Fixed..

The problem was using a CACert signed or a Self signed certificate with the browser not happy(no green bar). I use https:// for GO.

The solution was to get the users Browser to get a Green Bar on their web browser. 2 ways of doing that.

1) Get a Cefticate on your apache server signed by Verisign or Any of the common $$ hogging companies.,

2) Import the Root Certificate from your signing authority. I use the free CACert.org signing and also use Ubuntu and Google chrom. This link help resolve all problems
http://blog.avirtualhome.com/2010/02/02/adding-ssl-certificates-to-google-chrome-linux-ubuntu/

[eagle]

1) Get a Cefticate on your apache server signed by Verisign or Any of the common $$ hogging companies.,

Another option is to get a free SSL cerificate at
http://cert.startcom.org/

It is free and all modern browers will accept it as a properly signed cert.

[eyalm]

Hi guys,

Can anyone confirm that getting a certificate from godadDy (or another $$) will fix this problem?

thanks!

[eagle]

Yes, it fill fix the problem.

But you do not have to pay $$ to get a proper certificate.

StartCOM gives their StartSSL certificate for free (see post above), and it solves the upload problem.