[pmwiki-users] no file uploaded

[Litows]

Hello, 
I apologize if this is not going to the right place. Be kind on a first mailing-list timer.

I have been using pmwiki for a few years now. I love it. But still cannot get an "upload files" scheme to work.
I have tried all I know. Read all the docs, faqs, mailing list. Tried countless configurations. Every once in a while I try. To no avail. 

I assume I must be missing some simple bit somewhere... but I downloaded the very last release today, spent another few hours today and got nowhere.

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Steps:
When I add
   ?action=upload
to my page, I get asked for the password.

The upload page appears. 
Also, as a side note, a new menu item under the Action menu list appear, called: Attach

I point a simple txt file in the File To Upload space.
I set a new name attachment. (I also tried leaving this blank)

After I click on upload, I get asked for the password once.

Then the path in the browser changes to:
  pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HomePage?action=upload&uprname=&upresult=nofile
and I get asked for the password again.

Finally the upload page comes up again with:
    ... no file uploaded

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My config.php is using:

$EnableUpload = 1;
$UploadMaxSize = 1024*1024*10; 
$EnableUploadVersions=1; 
$UploadDir = "uploads";
$EnableUploadOverwrite = 0;

I tried quite a few variations to this, but none worked.
I tried including and removing an upload password, but nothing changed in the workflow.

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I checked my ?action=phpinfo and it says I can upload up to 11Mb and file_uploads is set to on.


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I do not have a php.ini anywhere on my powweb.com server that I could find.



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What's the secret to get this working? It is driving me crazy. 
I understand the security needs, but this has been impossible to solve.

Also, I need to make this as soft as adding a permanent "Attach" entry to the Actions menu. Is that possible?

Anyone?
Thank You in advance.
lito


 		 	   		  
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