I've recently moved my web site to a Linux server hosted by GoDaddy.com but can't get XUpload Pro to work on it.
Everything was working well on the previous server (also Linux). I changed the directory paths for the temp and upload directories to match the GoDaddy format for absolute urls and have doube checked the other urls and file and folder permissions but still get this error:
Method Not Allowed
The requested method POST is not allowed for the URL /uploader/upload.cgi.
Apache/1.3.33 Server at davidwhitmerfieldrecordings.net Port 80
Not files are uploaded and no progress indicator appears. I've been through the GoDaddy help files regarding cgi configuration and can't find anything that might be restricting the upload except that the cgi folder cannot be named "cgi-bin". Anyone have any ideas as to what the problem is?
XUpload - 405 Method Not Allowed
I decided to go ahead and deal with this problem (just spent about an hour or two on it) and I did manage to get things to work.
First I upgraded my hosting package with GoDaddy to the Deluxe one. Your Premium package should work (are you using the Linux hosting or Windows hosting? Mine's Linux).
The tough parts with the configuration are getting the paths correct in the config file due to GoDaddy's strange home path syntax.
Another thing I found is that for the xupload.js file (which handles all the fancy upload progress display) to work, I had to place its javascript into the a script tag in the form itself, not access it as an included file as it is in the forms that come with XUpload Pro.
I hope this helps!
EZ
First I upgraded my hosting package with GoDaddy to the Deluxe one. Your Premium package should work (are you using the Linux hosting or Windows hosting? Mine's Linux).
The tough parts with the configuration are getting the paths correct in the config file due to GoDaddy's strange home path syntax.
Another thing I found is that for the xupload.js file (which handles all the fancy upload progress display) to work, I had to place its javascript into the a script tag in the form itself, not access it as an included file as it is in the forms that come with XUpload Pro.
I hope this helps!
EZ