The thing I am keying in on is that it’s only the extensions that have underscores in them. I hadn’t seen any file extensions like that before KiCad, but it’s a large part of the file extensions that are part of the software. The board files have an extension of “.kicad_pcb” and the footprint files are “kicad_mod”.
I have all of the files listed in the “authorized extensions”, as well as the asterisk, in hopes of getting this working. I tried searching through the git repo as well, but couldn’t find any restrictions on the extension type (though it doesn’t mean that’s not the case).
I hadn’t thought to try it on another instance I have, just to make sure.
I just enabled the same extension (“kicad_mod”) and the upload works fine. However, it has the same behavior and when you click on the file link in the post, it goes to the default page that says “Oops! That page doesn’t exist or is private.”.
Is it possible this is more about the links that are created, rather than the actual upload? Are underscores allowed?
For instance, the link I just created was “/uploads/short-url/913bC7GjTf4cxyYtkr1Ej67ngER.kicad_mod”
For reference, I am using an S3 instance for storage Just double checked on the test instance and it’s using local storage.