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Absolutely similar situation |
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Have you installed the file convertors on your server?
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@Cigoler yes, I have them. |
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The
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Same here using |
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Since there aren't too many complaining about this, I'm assuming it's caused by something at your end. Moving this to a discussion. |
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Did anyone solve this? I am also experiencing missing conversions |
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Also experiencing this issue with millions of images stored on S3. The vast majority of conversions are generated, but a small portion still don't because of an unknown issue, extremely similar to what is talked about in this discussion. Just adding my 2 cents: |
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This is clearly an issue. Can it be moved back to issues, please? @freekmurze |
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I also created a command which redispatch those allegedly completed thinking that maybe something in payload was build wrong. But all redispatched jobs did onversions correctly (100%) There must an issue somewhere. Transfer? Timeout? Async? Maybe someone will figure it out |
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I use Redis queues (via Horizon) to generate conversions (
small
,medium
, andlarge
). Images are stored in S3 (DigitalOcean Spaces). Everything works fine but sometimes conversions are not generated. And there are no clues because in Horizon such jobs look successful:One of the skipped examples:
In DO Spaces there is one original file without conversions.
The only suspicious thing here is the duration of the job - it's too short comparing other successful conversions. So I can only guess something wrong happens during the conversion and medialibrary is unaware of these failures, marking such jobs as done. Or medialibrary for some reason mistakenly thinks there is nothing to convert for some images and skips the job.
Running
php artisan media-library:regenerate --only-missing
successfully regenerates such missing conversions.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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