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  • Plugin Contributor viper007bond

    (@viper007bond)

    Hmm, are you sure you properly imported the database? The path to the fullsize image as well as what thumbnail files (and sizes) are available are both stored in the postmeta database table.

    Thread Starter csburdick

    (@csburdick)

    Looks OK to me: https://gyazo.com/2c8086cd86e0092a349fa51bf33edbe7 – all the paths are relative.

    Should I send a DB file?

    Thread Starter csburdick

    (@csburdick)

    Ok so it looks like it’s showing it as the relative path from the uploads folder: ‘databasename_attached_file”,”2018/02/writer-illustration_02.png’ for example. That would be correct, since that image is here: https://e0f.d79.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/writer-illustration_02.png

    Perhaps the uploads directory isn’t correct? Where is that set?

    Thank you
    Chris

    Plugin Contributor viper007bond

    (@viper007bond)

    I just realized — your image URL is odd. Are you using some type of plugin that offloads your images to another host? Or is the site’s URL actually https://e0f.d79.myftpupload.com/ ?

    Simply put, does the file actually exist on the same server as Regenerate Thumbnails runs on?

    Thread Starter csburdick

    (@csburdick)

    Yes that’s just my staging site – it’s a temporary domain. Everything is where it’s supposed to be.

    Thank you

    Plugin Contributor viper007bond

    (@viper007bond)

    Oh. Well let’s take a step back. Clearly the issue isn’t with my plugin because the media library is having issues too. Something went wrong with your database migration.

    Is it trying to load thumbnails there and failing? Can you open up your browser’s network panel and see if you’re getting 404s or something?

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