I've noticed the server is having issues with certain-sized files (large cellphone photos) that have been failing to upload. I've been working on a solution, but still working on getting it set up properly. Basically, I should swap from the GD processor to ImageMagik photo processor, which is capable of handling large photos without creating errors. In the short term, if you just resize the photo to a smaller size (less than 2000x2000 px), the system will accept the file or turn up the compression on JPG or PNG, and it will process the photo.
I'm going to do some retuning of the system to make sure the system processes have enough RAM and temp file space.
The fun part is that most of this work was aided by AI from Google Gemini. I just give information on what I'm working with, like software name and versions, then post error codes from the software, and then AI will give me an answer. If the answer seems wrong, then call it out and correct the information if possible, so you get a correct answer. AI made a few mistakes listing v4 software settings, then I informed AI that I'm using v5 software, and notified AI that the answer did not work. I've got a very long conversation running on my workstation trying to fix this small problem alone, from testing firewalls, to software permissions, memory settings, and dimension limits of uploads.
I've noticed the server is having issues with certain-sized files (large cellphone photos) that have been failing to upload. I've been working on a solution, but still working on getting it set up properly. Basically, I should swap from the GD processor to ImageMagik photo processor, which is capable of handling large photos without creating errors. In the short term, if you just resize the photo to a smaller size (less than 2000x2000 px), the system will accept the file or turn up the compression on JPG or PNG, and it will process the photo.
I'm going to do some retuning of the system to make sure the system processes have enough RAM and temp file space.
The fun part is that most of this work was aided by AI from Google Gemini. I just give information on what I'm working with, like software name and versions, then post error codes from the software, and then AI will give me an answer. If the answer seems wrong, then call it out and correct the information if possible, so you get a correct answer. AI made a few mistakes listing v4 software settings, then I informed AI that I'm using v5 software, and notified AI that the answer did not work. I've got a very long conversation running on my workstation trying to fix this small problem alone, from testing firewalls, to software permissions, memory settings, and dimension limits of uploads.