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According to Django’s source code. Those three lines are responsible for verifying images:
from PIL import Image
trial_image = Image.open(file)
trial_image.verify()
The image type could be unsupported by PIL. Check the list of supported formats here
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Did you try uploading image format like gif or png? It might be that your PIL was not built with the jpeg lib properly. I had a similar issue with Django on Ubuntu. If you have ever seen the error message decoder jpeg not available, check this link. Relevant line from the link:
$ cd libImaging
$ ./configure --with-jpeg=/somelib/lib --with-zlib=/somelib/lib
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I looked into the Django source, in django/forms/fields.py, in the ImageField class. Django actually does use PIL to determine when an image is valid.
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