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Tagged: 8.2.6. images, multisite, uploads, wpmu
- This topic has 6 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 8 years, 4 months ago by
Steven Zahm.
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05/07/2015 at 5:51 pm #333737
Bet Hannon
ParticipantHi Steven!
I have a disappearing images issue. I see in previous forum posts that this may be related to an update, but this directory doesn’t have many images, and I haven’t been called upon to update it for months.
At the top of the Manage page, I see this warning:
ERROR: Image path /nfs/c08/h01/mnt/148XXX/domains/mydomain.com/html/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/connections-images/captain-kirks-wireless/Captian_Kirks_original.jpg does not exist.This is a multisite network. I’m not seeing a directory for conections-images in uploads/sites/27 at all — not currently, and not in backups that are over a month old.
I do understand how to manually create the directory in that location, and the plugin does seem to be looking for the images in where I would now expect them to be.
What I can’t find are the old images. Where were they stored before? If I can locate them, I can manually migrate them via FTP, which should work, right?
Thanks!
Bet05/07/2015 at 6:15 pm #333738Bet Hannon
ParticipantOkay. So I’m learning a little CLI, and thought that it might be helpful to search for the missing file using find.
What I discovered was that the image that should have been in uploads/sites/27, was actually in uploads/sites/28/27! I’m wondering if something wonky happened for multi-sites with the upgrade? If it helps you track anything down, I’m not showing that 27 inside 28 in the backup from 2/26/2015.
I manually copied the connections-images directory from uploads/sites/28/27 into uploads/site/27, and everything seems fine now.
05/08/2015 at 9:12 am #333756Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Bet
Generally, I only see image issue now due to misconfiguration of the
wp-config.php
file or the server not being configured with an image editing library. WPMU, thats a different beast…The numbers should be the site ID number. The site that you have Connections installed in, which is that site ID? 27 or 28? I suspect since Connections is looking for 27 that the site ID is 27.
Were there any other folders in the uploads/sites/28/27 folder beside the connections-images folder?
Can you please add a new test entry with an image? Where is the image saved? In the ploads/site/27 folder? And does it display fine or is an error generated?
05/08/2015 at 5:49 pm #333798Bet Hannon
ParticipantHi Steven!
Connections was activated only for site ID 27.
Sorry, I already deleted that 27 folder inside the 28 folder, but I think I’m remembering that all of the images for 27 were inside that folder – the year uploads, as well as connections-images.
I created the test entry as requested, and uploaded an image. It uploaded to the correct folder: WP-uploads/sites/27/connections-images/{name of test organization}
Looks like I’m all set now, if there’s any other information I can provide to help you figure out what happened, just let me know.
05/11/2015 at 10:04 am #333904Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Bet
This description, especially this part; “all of the images for 27 were inside that folder – the year uploads, as well as connections-images” Seems to indicate someone accidentally moved the 27 folder to be within the 28 folder and not a failure or bug within Connections. I only say that because there is no code in Connections to move the entire folder structure structure like that. Just copying images from the older folder to the new.
05/11/2015 at 11:57 am #333912Bet Hannon
ParticipantI’m not sure, Steven. The original 27 folder was still there intact– except for the connections-images folder– THAT was inside sites/28/27. So something copied the original uploads folder. Not anything that I would have been doing manually. The only thing I had to do to “fix” the disappearing images was move connections-images from sites/28/27/ to sites/27/.
Maybe don’t worry about it unless you see it in another multisite install?
05/11/2015 at 12:49 pm #333920Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Bet
I would not surprise me that the other folders still existed because they would be recreated automatically.
Since you did find the images and moved them, I did mark this as resolved. Right now, unless I get other reports, this will have to be considered as some odd fluke caused by something. Hopefully not Connections :)
Thanks for taking the time to bring this to my attention!
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