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I have the same problem ( i get error while uploading media) the error stats ” An error ocurred in the upload. Please try again later”

Tried several solutions but non of the them seems to work.

The strange thing is that if i close that uploader instance do a refresh and reopen i see the image that first gaved error.

Anyone?

I have the same problem inside a mu installation. Still searching for a solution. Tried lots of solutions with no luck

I think i know, i asked someone to change the position of a menu inside the dashboard ( it was outputted after the setting menu and i wanted it to be under the dashboard menu) will revert thoose changes and see if it fixes the thing out.

Thanks very much for all your answers, really appreciated.

Also happends when ewww is disable, never happened before enabling ewww the first time.

I used the firefox developer tools and i got the following reponsnse when uploading an image:

https://pastebin.com/QH1WrPyc

Thanks for such a fast response, there is not a particular image that cause this problems. Every single image that we try to upload gives that error.

I just noted now that if i use the browser uploader and not the multi-file uploader things go good.

I repeat never had this issues before activating ewww, also in the mean time 4.2.3 update occured so i am not 100% sure this is caused by ewww.

this is ewww debug info

https://pastebin.com/g5UKddJW

The problme is we cannot upload anymore media to our network cause it gives ” An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later.”

I tried disable all plugins by renaming the plugins folder and the error become HTTP error.

This all started after we installed the ewww plugin, since than even after deactivating it we have the same problems. Even with the default wo theme

Network latest posts plugin that Bet suggested. I use it and it works pretty well.

We checked backups but the table is missing, is there a way we could add it without having to start from scratch?

yeah i think that too, anyway discovered that it had to do with a plugin that indexed posts and comments across all network.