I encountered this issue when I transferred magento files from dev environment to production site. The production environment is hosted on Godaddy. After trying couple of things like making the media folder to 0777 permission, clearing cache etc. I still got this annoying error.
I’ve been spending a couple of hours trying to solve the issue until I found out that the simple solution is to delete the .htaccess file under the media folder. Wt*.
if you are using a Linux server just do the following command
And if your using a FTP client, just go to your Magento directory. Go to media folder and delete the file.
I’ve been spending a couple of hours trying to solve the issue until I found out that the simple solution is to delete the .htaccess file under the media folder. Wt*.
if you are using a Linux server just do the following command
cd /media/ mv .htaccess .htaccess--
And if your using a FTP client, just go to your Magento directory. Go to media folder and delete the file.
15 comments:
THANK YOU! This did the trick!
Your trick worked. Renamed .htaccess inside media. You saved me dear. I owe you treat. Thanks a lot
Great work dude!!
I tried almost a complete re-install of magento.
Thanks!
Thanks so much for sharing that trick.
Problem sorted out!
Cheers
Very kind to post it, thank you.
Very very thanks for your trick
@all - Thanks to all of you guys!
Really thanks...
THANK YOU!!! You've helped me so much)))
I cannot thank you enough for this, just migrated to godaddy, and after fixing all the other issues, this one was driving me insane, thank you :D
Fabullous...simply great!
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THANK YOU!!!!! Saved me precious time!!!
thanks a ton. you saved so many hours.
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