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Oh yeah,since I up’d the memory i no longer get the memory error, just the 404 file not found …

This may help the troubleshooting by the developer:

I’m using the latest wordpress with fresh install and the latest of the plugin. Been putting in all day events that repeat each week with no troubles until I do it for Monday which happens to be the start of the week. If I make Sunday the start of the week I still can’t add any kind of all day event on Monday for some reason …

IF i turn off all day event box and select the hours from 12 a.m. to 11:45 p.m (all day), it will error out as well to a 404 file not found. If I select 12:30 a.m. to 11:45 p.m. (just shy of the full day) it works …

That’s the problem but the solution is a little off. I made the setting for the tmp folder in the php.ini for the server and in the specific website ini and it wouldn’t work. Seems it still wanted to use the windows/temp folder even after a reboot.

IIS_USR is already in the permissions for the windows/temp folder so I just added ‘read’ to the temp folder permissions for that account. Voila, uploaded an image in WordPress and the permissions worked.

Thx Horseman for getting the ball rolling for me. Hope I wasn’t Hijacking this thread or whatever… The image doesn’t show cause you don’t have the permissions to see it…

From David Hassen – Technical Blog
Computing ‘How to’ WordPress Upload Permission problem on IIS 7
Problem: When uploading files through the WordPress interface (either via add media or attaching to a post), IIS can’t seem to read the file properly, more specifically serving the file. The IUSR account has the correct permissions on the uploads folder, the file is actually on the server when inspected. Anonymous authentication is enabled, fastcgi is correctly impersopnating, and IUSRS group also has the correct settings. Even the network service account has permissions on the uploads directory. The problem still persists! The directories have cascading / inherited permissions set, but when a file is uploaded, the file in question doesn’t inherit the permissions – they are granted some ‘special permissions’ for the network service account also. I assumed there was a problem with the network service account permissions etc. Not so….

Solution: Check the temp uploads folder that PHP uses. In my php.ini file on IIS, I have file_uploads = On and specified a folder location at upload_tmp_dir = <directory location>

Check that the directory exists, and make sure that the IUSR account has modfy permissions on the folder.

Reason: When php uploads files, it stores them in a temp directory for loading. When you upload a file using wordpress, the correct accounts need the appropriate permissions, otherwise the file doesn’t get written to the desired location with the correct permissions.
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I haven’t tested it but it fits …

Yeah, really esmi, if you didn’t flame him without helping anybody, i would now have the answer to my problem. Now I have to keep looking and the guy had the intelligence to look at permissions and is using iis. It could be related as I have a similar problem, you can upload the image, but don’t have permissions to access it. You can access the other images that WordPress automatically cuts out from the one you uploaded, but not the orginal uploaded one…

Yep, the smiley remover plugin removed the space that Jetpack adds for the smiley which wasn’t showing up, just the space.