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      Arnd
      last edited by

      Hey,

      i setup a fresh fog server and i uploaded one snapin already successfull. Now its running a multicast deployment and when i try to create a second snapin, i get every time the message “Failed to add snapin, file upload failed.”.
      I didnt find any errors in the logs.
      Does it have to do with the multicast deployment, which is at the same time running?

      Running Ubuntu 13.10 on a physical server with fog 1.2.0.

      Thank you.

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        Tom Elliott
        last edited by

        It has nothing to do with the multicast deployment. It seems that the /opt/fog/snapins directory may not be writable?

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          Arnd
          last edited by

          The directory has 755 www-data:root
          When i change it to 777 the same issue happens 😕

          I uploaded already one snapin successfully, but the following wont work.

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            tuxmania
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            Had the exact same problem. In my case the second uploaded file was bigger than the size set in /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini.

            Specifically i had missed to change upload_max_filesize. Check your post_max_size and memory_limit in the above mentioned file as well.

            Cheers! 😄

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