Using plugin with Nginx

  • I get a 413 – Request entry to large… Is that because it is 2.5MB and thats to big for WP to upload?

    Is there a way to play the files on the server with a ftp program and then link the plugin to them?

    I also get this error –

    The owner of the scripts (most likely your FTP user) is different from the user that runs the PHP server process.
    Files handled through Edge Suite might not be manually deletable by you through FTP.
    Alternative uploading methods are on the roadmap for Edge Suite.

    Are those methods available now or soon? Thanks!

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/edge-suite/

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  • Thread Starter Action Turtle

    (@benjaminbernard)

    I checked the file size and its 2.5Mb which is strange because if I export for web out of Edge the file size is under 400Kb… Where is all the extra weight coming from that is cause Nginx to reject it…

    It would be so great to be able to just place the edge animate.oam in the project folder that is created through FTP and then the plugin can see the animations….

    Dose this plugin not run as www-data?

    Is this friendly with Multi-Site? Will it be fine just having one project folder for a network of sites?

    Thanks so much!

    Thread Starter Action Turtle

    (@benjaminbernard)

    Ok figured out that you need to increase the size for upload in the nginx.conf file by adding this line under the html declaration

    client_max_body_size 2M;

    You can also increase the size in php.ini file but not sure if that helped or not… So now I am not getting the to large error… (altho still concerned about the size and load times)

    But I get this error now –

    Definition id of 0, database entry could not be created.

    and now when ever I update a page I get an error that the plugin is trying to write the database but can’t… I wonder why it can’t create the table

    the error log says –

    2014/08/23 01:33:36 [error] 3453#0: *420 FastCGI sent in stderr: “PHP message: WordPress database error Table ‘_7_edge_suite_composition_definition’ doesn’t exist for query SELECT * FROM _7_edge_suite_composition_definition ORDER BY definition_id made by include(‘wp-admin/edit-form-advanced.php’), do_meta_boxes, call_user_func, edge_suite_reference_form, edge_suite_comp_select_form” while reading response header from upstream, client: 24.205.61.101, server: server name, request: “GET /wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=page HTTP/1.1”, upstream: “fastcgi://unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock:”, host: “host”, referrer: “https://host/wp-admin/post.php?post=97&action=edit&message=1”

    Plugin Author ti2m

    (@ti2m)

    Hi,

    glad you solved the nginx issue. This looks like a ‘network site’ problem. Take a look at https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/edge-suite-database-entry-could-not-be-created

    EdgeSuite doesn’t work right now with networks sites, have to put that in the FAQ.

    Thread Starter Action Turtle

    (@benjaminbernard)

    gotcha… Well might take a crack at re-working the plugin to fix those needs then re-release it back to you… if you want to give it to the community you can decided what to do ?? No promises tho haha… still kinda new to all this…

    Would you know a manual way of inserting a comp into a wordpress page? I have set the edgePreload.js to be called in the footer… I have edited the files to correctly reference the new file paths… And I placed the code in the body into the page… But no luck… My theme won’t load correctly if the preload.js file is loaded too… Im sure your like uhhh that should work… But maybe you know some trick… Thanks man!!

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