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Image upload broken

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Nicolinux
Posted · Image upload broken

Hi,

Is it just me or is the image upload broken? I can upload images, I see the progress bar moving but then it ends with the following error message:

 


The server returned an error during upload

 

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Posted · Image upload broken

It's broken for me also. I told Sander. Don't know if he told anyone. For now you can upload to dropbox or some service that will hold your picture for at least 10 years and then link to it there.

 

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