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Steps to reproduce the issueGo to: Content / MediaClick green Upload button, upload PDF file Expected resultPDF file uploads without issue Actual resultErrorInvalid mime type detected. System information (as much as possible)Site hosted at RochenDatabase Version10.1.23-MariaDBPHP Version7.0.19Web ServerLiteSpeedWebServer to PHP InterfacelitespeedJoomla! 3.7.2 Stable Amani 22-May-2017 09:46 GMTJoomla! Confirmed issue on Rochen server:PHP Built On Linux impress51.directrouter.com 3.10.0-427.36.1.lve1.4.43.el7.x8664 SMP Wed Mar 29 16:13:25 EDT 2017 x8664Database Version 10.1.23-MariaDBDatabase Collation utf8generalciDatabase Connection Collation utf8mb4generalciPHP Version 7.0.18Web Server ApacheWebServer to PHP Interface cgi-fcgiJoomla! Version Joomla! 3.7.2 Stable Amani 22-May-2017 09:46 GMTJoomla!

Platform Version Joomla Platform 13.1.0 Stable Curiosity 24-Apr-2013 00:00 GMTUser Agent Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; rv:53.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/53.0. Update from Rochen -After telling me that fileinfo and mimecontenttype were enabled, they were able to get the PDF upload working under PHP 5.6. (In the control panel, go to PHP version and switch it.)However, a second support person has come back to me after that change was made. He switched PHP 5.6 back to PHP 7.0. The PDF upload now works.He says 'I suppose it's possible that a needed PHP extension (like fileinfo) hadn't been selected previously, but the new defaults in the selector resolved the problem.' So, suggestion for other Rochen people with this issue:a. Log into cPanelb.

Choose 'select PHP version' under 'software' headingc. See if fileinfo is checked.If it IS checked, and you can't upload PDFs, then try:a. Switch the version to 5.6 with the dropdown and apply the settingb. Now switch back to PHP 7.0. Test to see if you can upload PDFs now.My guess is that 'fileinfo' is showing as checked when it's not really set.

I am sorry but I cannot replicate this on our servers (PHP 7.1.14). Neither in default media manager nor in /TinyMCEJCE. I am sorry but I cannot replicate this on our servers (PHP 7.1.14).Sure the most of us can't as it looks like a server / hosting issue.so by using the media manager upload they show but when upload with any editor they don't show in the media manager in admin backend despite being listed in the file system (FTP)Please double check that. For the frontend image button this is expected (only images) and this is a longstanding behavior so nothing changed in 3.7.1/2In the backend it is working fine for me. In general, things are working fine as long as the server is correctly configured.

The issue we are running into it seems is that there are hosting environments (such as Rochen's) which are disabling features that are by default enabled in the baseline PHP distribution. So, we need to improve our handling a bit; though fileinfo is enabled by default since PHP 5.3.0 (source - ), we can't rely on its presence so we need to get a little defensive in our coding. It's not much different than how we had to have some defensive coding around the use of parseinifile and parseinistring.

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I'm having a hard time tracking this down. In addition to our site at SG we are also experiencing this issue with 3 additional sites on a separate container hosted at PowerVPS. One of which has barely any extra extensions (3.7.1 with Akeeba Backup, Brute Force Stop, JCE & Rokcandy).I've tried disabling all the mentioned extensions and still get the mime error.Related: I've confirmed that fileinfo is enabled on this container as well with the host.Thought it might possibly be something with CXS, so fully disabled that. Still getting the error.Any ideas?

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Hi, i have similar problem.Joomla 3.8.2, PHP 5.6 and php 7.0I have mime, fileinfo, etc.After trying to upload a PDF in media manager, even with check mime types OFF and PDF in excluded extension, even with application/octet-stream i receive this error:0 - Invalid controller: name='file', format='html'I can't upload with Docman too.EDIT: with K2 Media Manager i can upload without any problem!EDIT 2: If i try to upload with JCE File Browser i receive 'The server returned an invalid JSON response.' Thanks for your recomendation.PDF has been enabend per default for serveral releases. But for obius reasons we don't overwrite your settings using update;-)This is more a issue with your server not beeing able to detect the file extension.To me it is the expected behavior that if a extension cant bee detected the upload fails (this is the reason i wrote the code this way) but I'm happy to get another opinions. Technical this is a broken server config and well we can implement workarrounds but they will all compromise Security. Perhaps it's best to consider what the options should be, and ensure that the code then matches that. The fact that Fileinfo is now an inherent part of PHP has changed things a bit.I've documented below what the options tooltips are, and what I believe the functionality is in the code, as a starting point.

Worth checking I've got it right!Restrict Uploadsparameter: restrictuploadstooltip: Restrict uploads for lower than manager users to just images if Fileinfo or MIME Magic isn't installed.code: Restrict uploads for lower than manager users to just imagesCheck MIME Typesparameter: checkmimetooltip: Use MIME Magic or Fileinfo to attempt to verify files. Try disabling this if you get invalid mime type errors.code: Only relevant if Restrict Uploads is set to Yes. If Check MIME Types is Yes then it ensures that the MIME type also is valid (ie in addition to the file extension being valid). This applies for all users, including managers. A valid MIME type is one which is in the list of Legal MIME Types. Even if Check MIME Types is set to No, the system checks that the MIME Type can be determined.Legal Image Extensions (File Types)parameter: imageextensionstooltip: Image extensions (file types) you are allowed to upload (comma separated). These are used to check for valid image headers.code: Extensions (file types) you are allowed to upload (comma separated).

Here are some suggestions as a starter.Personally I would change some of the field names as well as the tooltips. I find it confusing having one field called Legal Extensions and another called Legal Image Extensions. I think that showing the latter only if Restrict Uploads is Yes will help to some extent.Suggestions for field name changes:Legal Image Extensions (File Types) - change to Unrestricted Extensions (File Types)Legal MIME Types - change to Unrestricted MIME Types.Suggestions for tooltip descriptions:Restrict Uploads – If set to Yes, then users who have not got manager access are restricted to only a subset of the Legal Extensions which can be uploaded. They may only upload a file if its extension is in the specified Unrestricted Extensions or (if Check MIME Types is set to Yes) if its MIME type is in the specified Unrestricted MIME Types.Unrestricted Extensions – If Restrict Uploads is Yes, then this is the list of file extensions which any user may upload.Unrestricted MIME Types – If Restrict Uploads is Yes, then this is the list of MIME Types which any user may upload.