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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [EWWW Image Optimizer] Outbound Port 80/443 blocked due to Optipng.exe fileJust saw this too:
/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ewww-image-optimizer/optipng.exe’
(quarantined to /home/quarantine/cxsuser/optipng.exe.1453003804_1) ClamAV detected virus = [Win.Adware.Softpulse-215]May want to check that file… or we need to report to clamav as a false positive.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2MssDidi,
That’s because your issue is completely unrelated to this thread. It doesn’t have to deal with the generation of thumbnails when a photo is uploaded. Unless I completely misunderstood the information you posted.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2kbenik,
Pretty sure WP isn’t the issue. The plugin I pointed to may fix your issue.
imagick is a PHP extension that lets PHP use ImageMagick to handle graphics processing (like making thumbnails). In my case, ImageMagick was broken as described, but GD worked just fine. So that plugin (just copy and paste into a text document, install in your plugins directory, and activate through wordpress). See if that fixes your issue. If it does, you should contact your hosting provider and let them know ImageMagick is broken on your install.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2MssDidi: does not seem related to me. I would report this issue to the Broken Links plugin maintainer in their support forum. But to me, it indicates your web server, or where ever it’s checking to see if it exists, is not responding in a timely manner (for whatever reason), which is the “504 Gateway Timeout”. You may need to speak to your shared hosting provider.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2Finally found the root issue, though I’m still clueless as to what brought about it only showing itself when it did.
ImageMagick was somehow compiled against libjpeg v9, and the PHP install I use includes libjpeg v7. Whenever imagick.so was called, it was throwing an error saying “Uncaught exception ‘ImagickException’ with message ‘Wrong JPEG library version: library is 70, caller expects 90”.
The “fix” was to remove the v9 I had installed, compile v7 of libjpeg, then recompile and install ImageMagick, and imagick.so.
Not sure that’ll help many people, but I can state this isn’t a wordpress issue (in my case). It just strangely showed up on/around the time that wordpress 4.2 shipped. =/
Hope to have an article up on my website in the next 24 hours detailing it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2Did find this: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/resize-failures-with-wordpress-now-using-imagick-rather-that-gd-library?replies=11
Installing the plugin that the first user created, which forces wordpress to use GD fixes it for me…
Now I just need to figure out what’s wrong with imagick.so.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2Recompiled imagemagick from source, nothing. Only way to get it to work is completely disable imagick.so.
So, this isn’t WordPress it seems. But, I’m also really unsure WHAT it is. If I had to guess, I’d say something with the Apache 2.2.28/2.2.29 update. There was a similar 2.4 update recently as well… my other sites are all running a version RedHat backports fixes to, so it’s impossible to tell why they work, and why this other case doesn’t.
If anyone finds anything else, please let us all know.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.24.1 didn’t work either.
BUT! I just disabled the php imagick.so plugin, and that fixed it. My coworker found mention of both GD or imagemagick being used by wordpress to do image resizes.
Anyone happen to know if you can force one or the other? For those on shared hosting (not me), it probably won’t be possible to disable php’s imagick.so plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2I tried resizing… No luck. At this point, I cannot point to this being WordPress. Given everything I’ve tried, it just doesn’t look that way. I have to think it was due to the Apache 2.2.29 update, or something cloudflare changed on/around that date.
Going to test with an older WP install (just tested with 3.9.6 and noticed it was from May). :/ will test with 4.1 maybe.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2Also, are you using cloudflare?
Trying to narrow down possible causes.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2weird. what OS is your server running? apache/php versions? I just updated php to 5.6.9, same thing. Apache 2.2.29. Mac OS X 10.9.5 is the host.
It seems to have broken on/around 4/23/2015, which is pretty much exactly when 4.2 was released.
I also tried with a vanilla install of 4.2, same thing. The issue is, I tried with a 3.9.6 install, and the same thing happens… so I’m not 100% that it’s a 4.2 issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2So, tidbit I just found is png’s work, jpg’s don’t.
in my case it doesn’t seem to be wordpress. it’s something either with cloudflare, or my server. yet everything LOOKS fine. kbenik, please let me know if you have more information. What are you hosting on? Everything I’ve found points to a broken gd install, but from everything I can figure out, my GD install is just fine.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Images don't show in post in version 4.2.2I may be seeing this same issue. Uploaded images are not generating thumbnails.
Did any other plugins get updated recently? This seems like a rather big issue to be in Core.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: /wp-content/feedForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: /wp-content/feedNo, there’s no content other than site name, etc. Still seems like it’s being overzealous with it’s permalinks.
Think I should file a bug? it’s obviously not critical, but it does seem like this is not how the system should function.