interfacelab

What version of PHP are you using?

Which version did you have to go back to?

Thanks!

Jon.

I’ve uploaded a version that allows you to use wp-cli to do the import. You should use that if you are having problems with the importer.

These are some issues that have been identified with using the importer:

– Using basic auth on your site
– Hosting provider can’t resolve your host name
– Your host has somehow disabled non-blocking curl requests
– You don’t have the curl extension installed

The latest version allows you to run the import process from the command line via wp-cli:

wp mediacloud import

There is an issue with the importer on certain hosting configurations (that have been reported). The importer uses a non-blocking wp_http_post() in the background . If you are using basic auth, that can be a problem. If your hosting provider can’t resolve your host name, that’s another problem. If your host has somehow disabled non-blocking curl requests (not likely though) then that’s a problem too.

Fixed in 2.0.6.

Was using a PHP 7.x feature.

Should be available in the next few minutes.

PHP version?

No, it doesn’t use .htaccess rewrites. It hooks into WordPress at the point a URL for a media item is generated.

Let me know how it goes!

So I’ve tested it in a multisite setup and it works as advertised.

HOWEVER, the settings are per site and not network wide. So even if you install the plugin at the network level, you’ll need to adjust the settings at the site level.

Thankfully, I’ve sort of abstracted all that stuff out, so I don’t think it’ll be difficult to support doing that, but I’ll have to be careful for those that are currently using it in multisite. I would guess maybe next week sometime.

Thanks!

Jon.

To be honest, I’ve never tested it with multisite.

I will try to get a testing env setup this weekend though and let you know how it goes. I can’t imagine it not working since the plugin doesn’t make any assumptions about anything, but it’s WordPress so you never know ??

It’s ready now ??

Just uploaded.

Thanks for the report.

Yes, this is a bug that was introduced in 2.0.2.

I’ll be pushing 2.0.5 which fixes it.

Unfortunately, you’ll have to re-upload those files because the bug prevented metadata from being saved in WordPress which Media Cloud uses to figure out how to build URLs.

Sorry!

Thanks,

Jon.

It does not.

But the latest version has a regenerate thumbnail function. Also, if you go to the edit attachment details page, there is a panel called “Storage Info”. It’ll show you info about your main images and any sizes.

You can see it here: https://imgur.com/oJCKnLL

If you are missing image sizes, the image size tab will be red:

View post on imgur.com

If you select the size pull down it’ll show you which sizes are missing:

View post on imgur.com

Click on “regenerate image” to rebuild the image. Additionally, there is a “Rebuild Thumbnails” tool in the Media Cloud menu.

I’m a little suspicious that you are missing uploads because the whole upload process will fail if even one of the uploads of an image or it’s sizes fails. There would certainly be log entries in there too.

Thanks,

Jon.

Sorry for the problems. I’m fairly certain the latest updates resolves most, if not all, of the issues you ran into.

Thanks!

Jon.

It was a bug that has been fixed in the latest 2.0.3

What do you mean by “all image formats”, the different image sizes that WordPress generates?

If you are seeing issues with that, you can turn on debugging and view your php_error.log to see if you are having any issues with uploads. It’ll also show you everything that is being uploaded and the gory details that go along with that.

If you mean by formats as in tiff, psd, etc. you’ll have to explain more.

Thanks,

Jon.

Fixed in 2.0.3