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I’m getting this error, too. Lots of errors and it appears like the site is unreachable for a while afterward, sort of like it is restarting. The site is on shared hosting on godaddy and I’ve got the entire uploads folder writable as 777. Any help would be appreciated.

This seems to be a common error with force regen thumbs plugin

Related: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/failure-after-upgrading-wp-to-36

This is what I get. I am running this plugin from Solostream’s WP-Clear 3.2.1 theme. They are using version 2.2.4.

Almost an 80% failure rate. Permission set at 755 for uploads folder, and files permission are 644.

Any ideas?

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Any new thoughts on this?

I had the same problem and fixed giving 777 to the uploads folder

Thanks salvatore6420, tried this and still got the same error. Permissions now set back to default, and tried again….no luck. Thanks for the suggestion though, will keep hunting.

same problem here. could not be a folder permissions issue as I could upload some successfully. would be great to see a solution!

@jonnyirish: If you require assistance then, as per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic.

I was getting this error message on two PNG images.

Suspect it was a timeout issue caused by another plugin EWWW Image Optimizer which optimizes images as they are created. So as the new thumbnails were created they were automatically optimized as well.

What I found was jpgs were running through both plugins no problem, but PNGs popped out the above error.

Disabling EWWW Image Optimizer while I regenerated images resulted in fast regen. After the regen turned the plugin back on and optimized, though was still having problems because it’s a process that takes time and it was timing out.

The optimizing plugin wasn’t the issue per se, it’s the time it takes to regen the thumbnails AND optimize at the same time. I had the optimization set high, with PNGs there’s levels and I had it set at 48 levels (quite high) and it was taking too long for my server settings. Most servers have PHP script timeout set to 30 seconds (Max Execution Time), if the script isn’t done in that time it times out. Usually I’d see a 500 error, but not in this case, no idea why.

On localhost tests I have execution time set to 60 minutes (sometime import large amounts of data), so the setup worked that wouldn’t work on a live server with a shorter PHP script execution time set. I’ve run this setup on thousands of images on localhost and it’s never failed.

Though I wouldn’t suggest setting Max Execution time to several minutes on a production site for long periods of time, you could try it to rule out timeouts and after regen set back to a lower value. You could also check you don’t have other plugins that do something to images as they are created that’s slowing the regen down.

David

Same issue for my wallpapers based site. Just shifted to new hosting and some images thumb lost in transferring process. For New images which we upload there is no problem. But when we try regenerating thumbs for old images, it gives following error
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If anyone got success to fix that issue, please let me know. I will be thank full to you.

I found it was a permissions issue with some of my images. Those that had this error returned were not readable (had permissions / ownership that restricted access to the server) Apache in my case.

Once I had gone to the filesystem (I had command line access) and updated the file permissions and retried the regenerate and all went as expected.

Same issue here… Notice no response from the author…

Does anyone have a fix for this?

https://github.com/getsource/default-to-gd Worked for me! I installed, activated and magically I was able to regenerate all my thumbnails without errors. I was having about 344 errors before.

Using WordPress version 3.6, Theme Top Shop from Theme Forest. Hope this works for anyone else.