Hi.
I was following the installation guide carefully and upgrade unisharp filemanager.
File and folder upload is working fine, but image upload dosn't work and upload nothing!
Everything is working great but When I uploading a image it was saying "Invalid Upload Request" .
Notes: This site is hosted in shared hosting.

Please help me. How to solve it
thnx.
@Hredoy Please provide your config/lfm.php, and run php ./vendor/unisharp/laravel-filemanager/bin/debug and paste the results here.
lfm.zip
Here those two file which you want ...
Hello I need that solution please tell me what i should have to do
@Hredoy Can you give your folder structure? Or you can check if there is any permission issue.
Same issue.
Fixed. Solution is to enable php-exif.
@Hredoy does @bskiefer's fix work for you as well?
Same issue in shared hosting.
enable php-exif
not yet upload file
The output of php ./vendor/unisharp/laravel-filemanager/bin/debug said I don't have imagick installed.
I had to also do a brew install php70-imagick
Then restart the server (valet restart)
I have the same issue, but according to phpinfo() the extension php-exif in enable. There is something else that can provoke this error. Mi project work fine in my local but in my web site (sharing-host) do not upload new photos. Thanks in advance for the help.

Duplicate issue of #696 .
I get the same error. It works fine in the local server but in the live server, I have got this error.
I also got this error.
If you have solved it please share it with me.
I'm using shared hosting
how do I enable php-exif in shared hosting, tried all fixes nothing seems to solve this problem
Same issue in shared hosting.
enable php-exif
not yet upload file
How ?
https://github.com/UniSharp/laravel-filemanager/wiki/Enabling-exif-extension-for-PHP. Do you have cPanel or WHM access? EasyApache (WHM) would be the easiest, otherwise SSH into your host and install the required packages.
I think all shared hosting occur this problem. But no one gives a specific solution.
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Same issue.
Fixed. Solution is to enable php-exif.