Postie stopped publishing emails on July 10 2024 ; the emails typically contain 14 images weighting 67ko each, with a rather uncommon format (12000×1080 px)
I tried removing these emails from the inbox so the first email to process is simple text, and Postie worked OK.
But with images it’s not event able to process 1 email, and postie times out.
This setup has been working for several years with the same email format (sent by a remote server for monitoring purposes).
I guess this has to do with images processing as Postie leaves behind tmppost drafts.
Postie Log files als oshows much more queries than it used to but I don’t pretend I understand this part.
Is this fixable on Postie side ?
Regards
]]>When I try and upload a photo for the profile photo, or the background or any photo through Ultimate Member, it is stalling on Processing.
I can now not upload any images at all.
Here’s a screenshot – there does seems to be a little error too – not sure why that would be as it was all working well a few days ago.
https://nimb.ws/k4jdFv
Please help. Thank you!
]]>Obviously, linking each photo individually in WooCommerce is daunting and impractical. No one has suggested and approach beyond using the WooCommerce CVS importer-exporter tool, and I’ve gotten conflicting opinions about the usability of this tool for that purpose. Someone had also suggested writing script in ImagMagic, but provided little details. I’m using Envira Gallery for the creation of my photo galleries and lightbox viewing and frankly, find the use of the WooCommerce Product gallery redundant. After all, if the customer can view, select photos and place them in their cart, why would I need an addition plugin by WooCommerce beyond creating the product and categories in the background.
Of course all of my images reside in the WordPress media library, but I have no idea where I would find the database for my low-res images that I could export for linking in any kind of scripting or manipulation. I don’t know where I would then upload such a file if the linking could be accomplished. I very well may need to hire a professional to undertake the writing, but I’d like to check with this community before proceeding to the next step. Thank for your patience and consideration of this problem.
]]>Any help would be highly appreciated!
Thanks
thanks
]]>One more quick question on this. I am using an image optimization plugin (WP Smush). Is it possible to defer uploading an image to the CDN until after it has been processed?
Your plugin is really fast! It uploads the image to DreamObjects before the other plugin actually optimizes the image.
Currently I’m just leaving the “Copy files to DreamSpeed as they are uploaded to the Media Library” box unchecked until after the images have been processed. After uploading some images, then I go back and recheck the box and upload them.
Is there any way to make this process more streamlined? Either by deferring uploading the files to DreamObjects for x minutes, or making a “Upload New Items to CDN” button in the Admin bar that I can just click to fire off the upload process manually?
What do you think?
]]>Also I am running a WP Smush plugin to optimize sizes of my images so I have tried to switch this one off in case this prevents me from uploading healthy pictures, it didn’t help ;(
Also, I have tried an advise found on the forum and included a line of code into the functions.php to prevent this from happening but still the images just don’t work (some of them)
oh yes, I have tried to appload in different formats in case .jpg isn’t accepted for some reason.
I beg you to help me!
]]>add_filter( 'jpeg_quality', create_function( '', 'return 100;' ) );
to function.php and with 100% ‘quality’ the image downloaded through link provided to buyer was 4205×2785 pixels @ 96 dpi (6.70 MB). Still resolution is not restored to 300 dpi. So it looks like image is still processed before buyer downloads it. Is there any way I can bypass these modifications to the images to be downloaded by buyer and provide buyer actual original file?
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