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Hmm... You did tried from your PC to upload? If I did right understood. If yeah, then I'd you recommend to a valid image-host upload (like picload.org), and then try...
I've changed my avatar several times over the years, always the same way, and never had a problem before.
I wonder if it's the pic itself. I'll check it out.,
Edit: Nope, just tried saving an older avatar that I had successfully used before, but it didn't save either.
Hmm... I see. But did you maybe your image folder in/on ASF checked? Maybe is it full, where then because of it doesn't allow it.
Image folder? Never heard of that. I have no extra folders created. I do have one attachment from a few years ago.
Eheee... Well, because on ASF does give a folder: where every member a folder has (well so far I remember only about 10 MB big), where any kind of files there upload can (pics, paches, short vids etc.).
But could you please properly describe the steps, how you're it make, hmm?
Go to Settings/Edit Avatar
Under Custom Avatar, I use Option 2 - Upload image from your computer.
Choose my image.
Select Save Changes.
I then get
vBulletin Message:
Unable to save image.
Then, I gnash my teeth and cry. :(
Since AS is too big to fit into a single server, I had to put us on a cluster of 6 bare-metal servers, each house powerful CPU, plenty of rams and SSDs. To have those server synced its data across each other. I have setup a block-storage distributed high availability file system.
For the past 4 years, the system run without any headache. However, something triggered the distributed storage file system into Fail-Safe and put it in READ-ONLY mode, preventing the forum software to update your avatars. This usually indicate a sync check mismatch across the distributed block storage.
I've taken the opportunity to manually scan all the data block across all servers to fix the sync check, and then perform a general server maintenance while I'm at it.
Everything should be back normal now.