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    (@ingero)


    I’ve spent some time reviewing threads on here regarding images not displaying, and their solutions either didn’t work or didn’t apply to my situation.

    Up until approximately 5pm this past Friday (October 30th) the images on this particular blog were working fine, and then, after doing absolutely nothing any images contained within the wp-content/uploads folder do not show up. Images outside of this folder show up just fine, and in fact, we duplicated the uploads folder and renamed it to uploadx, and re-linked all of the images to that URL until we can solve this problem.

    I’ve also called up my host and talked with a support tech, he didn’t find anything wrong with the server, my htaccess file or file permissions.
    If it matters, I have the wordpress files located in a /web folder, so the blog is accessed https://cmfmedia.org, but all of the wordpress files are in https://cmfmedia.org/web

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    (@ingero)

    Permissions are:
    wp-content, uploads, subsequent folders: 755
    files within uploads: 644

    htaccess file contains:

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . index.php [L]
    RewriteCond %{HTTP:Authorization} ^(.*)
    RewriteRule ^(.*) - [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%1]
    RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http:/cmfmedia.org/web/wp-admin
    RewriteRule ^(.*)wp-content/uploads/(.*) /index.php?attachment=$2&scoper_rewrite=1 [NC,L]

    I have run a few tests on the files themselves:

    1. They are located on the server, although they show up broken when linked on web pages, and display nothing but the url when accessed directly.
    2. I downloaded the uploads folder to my computer and opened up the images just fine, they are not corrupted.
    3. We’ve duplicated the uploads directory and renamed it. The renamed directory uploadx (as seen on CMF’s homepage) works fine.
    4. All of the template images show up fine (as seen on CMF’s homepage)
    5. This same error applies to PDFs and other documents that we’ve uploaded through WordPress
    6. The files are showing up broken within the wordpress media upload feature in the admin.
    7. Files that I uploaded now, still show up broken within wordpress’s admin, and on the live site. The file uploaded has been placed within the uploads folder as expected. Direct access just shows the file url and nothing else. View test. (right click, view image on empty space)
    Thread Starter ingero

    (@ingero)

    Settings > Miscellaneous > Store uploads in this folder
    I previously had the full file path on the server:
    /home/cmfmedia/web/wp-content/uploads

    But due to some advice in other threads I switched it over to
    wp-content/uploads

    I’ve also tried moving it over to uploadx, but it didn’t seem to change anything. In fact, I’ve tried a few things including what’s below, and no change seemed to have been made.
    web/wp-content/uploads

    Thread Starter ingero

    (@ingero)

    Also, another interesting development occurred: I was using thickbox to display some profiles, but now it is no longer working. Interestingly enough, I am using thickbox to display some gallery photos, and even when moving the images to uploadx, the images show up in the modals just fine.

    In the status bar, I see the following:
    https:///?TB_iframe=true&width=720&height=540

    It appears this may be a permalinks issue?

    Here are my permalink settings (custom structure):
    /%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/

    Category base:
    section

    Thread Starter ingero

    (@ingero)

    Again, all of this stuff was working before 5pm on October 30th. The last I had worked on it was publishing a new issue on the 29th. I did not adjust any of the settings, just uploaded files and created new posts.

    As a side note, I have an old testing install of WordPress 2.7.1 on this same server (different domain) and the images are showing up just fine.

    I have not upgraded to 2.8.5 yet, but I had a development testing blog set up that was having the same issue with the images, and the new install did not fix the problem. I am going to do some more testing on there because there is something funky going on with it and report my findings.

    Some help in this issue would be great… as I am completely baffled on this issue.

    My apologies on breaking this post up over several posts. I tried to post it all at once, but it kept removing my post as soon as I posted it.

    On another side note, there was only 1 pdf (consequently, the first one I checked) that wasn’t working. For some reason that file was misplaced, but I put it up again and now it’s working. However, the image files are still not displaying, so this must be related directly to image files.

    Thread Starter ingero

    (@ingero)

    I talked with my host again, and he was much more helpful than the last guy I talked to. When my htaccess file was removed completely, none of my permalinks and stuff worked, but the images did.

    I have a copy of the htaccess file on my computer that was working before Oct 30th, which I renamed and then downloaded the one that was on the website currently to see if they were different. They were identical.

    But at least I know that there is something that is causing it not to work properly in the htaccess.

    Thread Starter ingero

    (@ingero)

    Ok, here’s my update. I commented out the following line in my htaccess and now it is working:

    # RewriteRule ^(.*)wp-content/uploads/(.*) /index.php?attachment=$2&scoper_rewrite=1 [NC,L]

    Still not sure why it suddenly stopped working.

    Thickbox profile modals on the Trustees page is still not working, but I suspect it’s another rewrite issue.

    hey, I am trying to figure out why my thickbox media window function is not working to display my product images. Thickbox suddenly stopped working for me.
    https://micamiseta.com/tienda/usa-y-destinos-internacionales/

    Should I look into the htaccess file also?
    I think the thickbox function is part of the wp-ecommerce plugin I’m using.

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