and up.url looks like /uploads/default/original/3X/9/e/9ebb54f0e825c05df7f6df271a5cfbdc95a6332c.jpeg and cd /shared; ls uploads/default/original/3X/9/e/9ebb54f0e825c05df7f6df271a5cfbdc95a6332c.jpeg finds the file.
But https://host/uploads/default/original/3X/9/e/9ebb54f0e825c05df7f6df271a5cfbdc95a6332c.jpeg gives me a 404 from nginx.
It would seem like if the Upload exists and the file exists then NGINX would be nice and let me have it. What am I missing?
For some images, I’ve “solved” this problem by pasting in the URL of the image from the test site, which then generates the image, which then gets converted into an upload (the very same upload I just find, as far as I can tell) and then after that if I rebuild the post, it’ll have the image.
That’s how we’re the same. But I’m pretty sure you’re better at it than I am. Thanks very much for your hints.
That’s what I’m trying to do.
That seems like a good guess. Thanks!
nil. skip_optimized: false – same.
I managed to get the uploads for one post fixed, but apparently didn’t make very good notes. But I did a bunch of things to get there; I mostly have some hope that it’s possible, at least.