Captcha Image Not Showing - GD and Freetype support enabled

[Netstralogy]

I installed vShare 2.4 but captcha image is now showing up in the sign up page. I checked phpinfo and GD and freetype support is enable.

What seems to be the problem?

[admin]

Only problem i can see is corrupted file upload. Try uploading the file again in BINARY mode. What is your site url ?

[Netstralogy]

Never mind. Found the problem.

I just purchased the software a day before 2.4 was released and I made the mistake of installing 2.4 directly instead of 2.3 then upgrading to 2.4.

I did a compare of both files for 2.3 and 2.4 and found that I was missing 4 files that was supposed to be in the root directory. One of the files was captcha.php. Uploaded those 4 files and it fixed the problem.

Still, thank you for your assistance. I really appreciate it. I will check on the corrupted upload file.

My website is http://www.tuhog.com.

[Netstralogy]

I forgot. Only problem I have now is that when I click on the Watch button, which is supposed to link to http://tuhog.com/recent/, it come up with a page not found.

I'm assuming that links to a recent/index.php file. I checked both versions 2.3 and 2.4 and there are no directory of that name for both versions that I have. I checked your demo site http://video.bizhat.com/recent/index.php and indeed, I found a recent/index.php file.

Is this because I don't have any videos uploaded yet or am I really missing this directory?

Where can I find files for this directory? Is this generated from the installation? I don't want to do a reinstall since it was our hosting that did the installation. Also, I've already done some customizations on the site.

[Netstralogy]

I reuploaded upload.php in BINARY mode using WSFTP but I got an error directing me to zend's website.

So I reuploaded it in Auto mode (based on file extension) and now I'm getting this error

"Fatal error: Unable to read 7939 bytes in /home/tuhog/public_html/upload.php on line 0".

I tried reuploading back the original file but still getting the same error.

My website is http://www.tuhog.com.

Only problem i can see is corrupted file upload. Try uploading the file again in BINARY mode. What is your site url ?

[admin]

Try using a different FTP program and upload in BINARY mode.

The only reason for this error is corrupted Upload.

[Netstralogy]

Tried uploading it using Dreamweaver and even our hosting's cpanel file manager but still the same. I even tried deleting the file on the remote server and reuploading back. Still the same error.

If I upload it with WSFTP using BINARY mode, it gives me the error:

Fatal error: This encoded file is corrupted. Please refer to http://www.zend.com/support/support_faq ... le_corrupt for further help in /home/tuhog/public_html/upload.php on line 0

If I upload it with WSFTP using Auto transfer mode, it gives the error:

Fatal error: Unable to read 7939 bytes in /home/tuhog/public_html/upload.php on line 0

Try using a different FTP program and upload in BINARY mode.

The only reason for this error is corrupted Upload.

[Netstralogy]

Disregard last message. I got it fixed. I uploaded the original upload.php from the zipped file and it worked.

I guess the upload.php in my local www directory was already corrupted when I downloaded the file from the server and I just kept uploading back an already corrupted file.

Tried uploading it using Dreamweaver and even our hosting's cpanel file manager but still the same. I even tried deleting the file on the remote server and reuploading back. Still the same error.

If I upload it with WSFTP using BINARY mode, it gives me the error:

Fatal error: This encoded file is corrupted. Please refer to http://www.zend.com/support/support_faq ... le_corrupt for further help in /home/tuhog/public_html/upload.php on line 0

If I upload it with WSFTP using Auto transfer mode, it gives the error:

Fatal error: Unable to read 7939 bytes in /home/tuhog/public_html/upload.php on line 0

Try using a different FTP program and upload in BINARY mode.

The only reason for this error is corrupted Upload.