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  • Thread Starter Buzzcola

    (@buzzcola)

    Found the problem! Sorry for the Spam.
    The issue was with the package conflict. So when installing php-gd you need to specify the version. I fixed it by running:
    sudo yum remove php-common
    sudo yum install php55 php55-gd php55-mysqlnd php55-pdo

    Hope this helps some one.

    Thread Starter Buzzcola

    (@buzzcola)

    I found the possible problem but need help to fix it. Found this post

    I go to run: sudo yum install php-gd
    and get the following error:
    Error: php56-common conflicts with php-common-5.3.29-1.8.amzn1.x86_64

    If I run through the install again what packages do I need to use?

    Thread Starter Buzzcola

    (@buzzcola)

    Update: I have Attempted to change the folder permissions on the server with the following command
    find /var/www/html/wp-content/uploads -type d -exec sudo chmod 2777 {} +

    I have tried to enable debug but I don’t get any errors also i have checked the httpd/error_log log and no errors also.

    Also another Error im able to generate in the GUI is when I try to scale the image it then reports “Unable to create new image.”

    Thread Starter Buzzcola

    (@buzzcola)

    So I decided to see if this problem was from a fresh install.
    So I built another server (saved the AMI from earlier) and found the issue exists on a fresh install!?!

    Could it be file permissions? see this Link and scroll to “To fix file permissions for the Apache web server” for the commands run.

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