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Joomla Internal Error Uploading Images,com,mod,plugins.

samlf3rd

New Pleskian
I am having a rough time with my Plesk playing nicely with Joomla! I am running Plesk 10.4 new MySQL 5.something and PHP 5.0.

I am running this site on one of my server IP's in a shared environment. None of my sites will take a mod/com/plugin upload through the install form (I always have to upload the module or component to the server with filezilla in order to install the module). I get Internal Server Error please contact administrator...

I can upload an image if it under 130kb (this problem is well known with Joomla), but I can't upload an image in the article image (over 130kb) through the add button nor with the Joomla media manager upload form either (not Flash uploader).

I also can't install a module from the regular form, and I have a hunch if the module was under 130kb it would upload.
 
This is a Virtual Deicated GoDaddy server too. I have set upload size in Plesk to 16M with no luck.
 
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Finally found it!!! Right here on the Plesk Forum:

Solution:

FcgidMaxRequestLen -->This is causing the problem. Before updating to the newest version, it was default set to 1gb. Now it is 128kb. Add the following to the file /etc/apache2/conf.d/fcgid.conf :

FcgidMaxRequestLen 1073741824

This wil give you a limit of 1gb. Next, restart your apache.

This is from: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=112735

I finally can upload pictures and modules/components/plugins. I was getting worried-really worried! It works yeah! Joomla works on GoDaddy server!
 
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