[Bet Hannon]

That did it! Thanks!

[Bet Hannon]

Well, I’m now seeing license keys for all items, but they are expired. :-)

[Bet Hannon]

I’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?

[Bet Hannon]

Hi 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.

[Bet Hannon]

Okay. 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.

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