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Please when posting these questions, include a link to the location of the problem. I checked your website at http://loeildumargouillat.fr/Blog/, and images seem to be loading


Your server is really slow though ... and I don't mean because of Imagevue or processing, I mean it simply has really slow output for some reason. See my tests here:

28 seconds to load a 184KB images ... tssk ... latency 21 seconds. Unless this server improves, you should consider changing it ...
http://loeildumargouillat.fr/render/w80 ... lot_04.jpg


Another full image this time, a bit faster but still really slow. It took 32 seconds to load a 660kb image on my 10mb connection.
http://loeildumargouillat.fr/content/2. ... ris_01.jpg


This is an image on our server:

You have added the rewriteBase rule incorrectly. The reason we test for it, is because some servers (including yours), need the rule to be set pointing to the folder path relative to document root. For your CHECK page in check/.htaccess, you have correctly set: However, you have set the exact same value into your root main .htaccess file. This needs to be:

Hi Karl, I have the same problem.
I tried different RewriteBase configurations but I don't manage to get it working.

http://www.bugnoartgallery.com

The index page works perfectly but the images in the folders don't work, could you please
help understand what is not working?

Thanks.

Massimiliano

Before even looking at any images, do you have any links to any example page with images in them? How am I supposed to check? All your current folders that I can see have another problem related to spaces%20in%20folders ...

Furthermore, I am curious why you added rewriteBase to your main root htaccess file when your check page shows it is not required ... ?

Yes Karl,

it was a problem given by the space in the folder's names.

Thanks for your help.

Max Bugno wrote:it was a problem given by the space in the folder's names.

I may need to fix that. We recommend not using space in folder names, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't work ...