Missing a temporary folder.

[SoftHub]

Same problem here, WordPress 6.4.1, doing this error right after trying to upload a new image with the media manager.
No max inodes used. 57 % (17116 of 30019)
No max space used 371 MB - Disk Free: 4752 MB
Any clues?

[Ziverre]

No idea on what is going on with the server configuration but this website provides an alternative workaround:

How To Fix the “Missing a Temporary Folder” Error in WordPress

[brianf]

I have the same issue and tried this fix. It did not work for me.

[FOXgit]

I have the same problem…

[DanzoBlade]

I have the same problem, when i try to upload media in a gallery of images. this is mi website, please help me i tried to put this custom value on wp-config :
define(‘WP_TEMP_DIR’, dirname(FILE) . ‘/wp-content/temp/’); and make the folder temp in the route specifed but did´nt work http://danportfolio.kesug.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=34&action=edit

[Greenreader9]

Ok, with that additional information, please try the following:

I highly recommend you make a backup of your site before making these changes

1. Open the online file manager (You can modify the file offline and rehollad if you wish as well)

2. Locate your wp-config.php file

3. At the END of the file, paste the following code:

define('WP_TEMP_DIR', dirname(__FILE__) .'/wp-content/temp/');

4. Save and close the file, then open the “wp-content” folder

5. Create a new folder (Inside the “wp-content” folder) and call it “temp” (Capitalization, or lack there of, matters!)

6. Take another backup of your site if it works correctly

Backup instructions:

How to backup your website

Good website administration requires making backups of your account regularly and storing them somewhere safe yourself. You also need to download backups in order to migrate website to other hosting accounts. InfinityFree does not create or store any backups of free hosting accounts. It’s your responsibility to regularly create backups, and to store them somewhere safely. Backup your website files The best way to backup your website files is by downloading them using a desktop FTP client. Op…

@FOXgit @hamzaasif @SoftHub @DanzoBlade

[DanzoBlade]

Ok, I have done the steps you mention but I still have the same problem, additionally I noticed that when I press “refresh” to save the changes of something else I get the error: “server error (400 bad request)” I also tried to open an incognito tab Yes you were working with old cookies but the problem persists. Please review it

[samf2114]

I’m having the same issue with a non-Wordpress site. I’m trying to upload an image from a php form, and the file fails to upload. It returns error code 6:

UPLOAD_ERR_NO_TMP_DIR, value 6, means that no temporary directory is specified in the php.ini.

[FOXgit]

I have not WP

[FOXgit]

on my localhost upload image is working, but on infinityfree no
im have problem on @FILES[‘file’][‘error’] return 6

[PerspectiveFocus]

I am also having this issue after doing the “fix”

[PerspectiveFocus]

[brianf]

Okay, I’ve tried this again but named the folder “tmp” instead of “temp”. This time, editing the wp-config didn’t result in a white screen.
The fix has fixed installing plugins, but not uploading media and customizing the site.

[Herbert]

Why i can't visit my website

Hey there, It seems the system is having some kind of issue with PHP. There’s nothing you can do about it. All we have to do is wait until the admin fixes it.

[brianf]

[TahmidurRahmanLabib]

hey, has it been fixed?

[Herbert]

No, not yet. please be patient.

[KangJL]

I see double entry.

Are you sure this is the correct instruction?

[Jacky.Polyethilene]

The bad problem sometimes ,the directoryIndex set is not worked with certain folder name .
I have a website . http://pageimage.epizy.com