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Hi Brajesh,
I disabled the “Role Based storage Limit” plugin then tried to upload some images to the new test gallery I made in your account, but after uploading 1 image at 1.09mb, it said I’ve reached the 5mb quota. I checked the test gallery you made – it has no images there so I believe it reached the 5mb after just one file.
You can check the new error logs.
Stephanie
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Hi Stephanie,
Thank you.It is not just the image you upload. It depends on how many sub sizes(an image gets multiple sizes created as multiple images) you have registered.
I will suggest checking it on the server(It is organised in uploads/mediapress/members/User ID).
Regards
Brajesh - Level: EnlightenedPosts: 48
I looked at the “uploads/mediapress/members/User ID” location and found other images uploaded previously. It seems they did not show up even though they were uploaded, but because I could not delete them (due to fatal error when I try), it counts towards the storage quota.
That is about all I can do on my side. Can I just confirm with you, is this something to do with Mediapress that can be fixed? or something on my end that I am doing wrong eg a conflicting plugin? Just wondering if I need to abandon this or if you will still be able to look into it.
Thank you
Stephanie - (BuddyDev Team)Posts: 24599
Hi Stephanie,
I believe MediaPress is working as expected.
While calculating storage, It checks your file system. Since the files are present there, It is correctly calculating the storage.
The issue is you had another plugin active that caused fatal error after upload but before mediapress was able to save its information to track in database. That’s why they are present on the file but not in database.
Since the conflicting plugin has been disabled, It will work as expected in future(I will suggest manually deleting the old file).
Regards
Brajesh - Level: EnlightenedPosts: 48
Hi Brajesh
I have a follow-up question. As you said, the storage calculation is based on the total storage, and includes subsizes. I checked all the uploaded files in the backend in the uploads/mediapress/members/User ID folder, and there were several sized variations of the same image. Is there a way to prevent the file from being created in multiple sizes to reduce storage space? I manually deleted the extra ones and there seems to be no adverse effects.
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I can’t edit my previous messages so here is a new one: I uploaded 3.48mb worth of images before I got the message “You have 0% of your 5MB space left”. I checked the folder, and 3 subsizes for each image was created, in the folder, there were 5.09MB of images. There are no adverse effects to the way images are displayed if I delete the excess subsizes, but, after I deleted the excess images, the total amount of space that the left over images take up is 4.03MB, which is less than the 5MB limit I set, yet on the front end, it still says “You have 0% of your 5MB space left”. I am testing this on a brand new installation of Buddypress so I don’t have any other non-Buddypress conflicting plugins. I’ve cleared the cache and logged out and back in.
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Hi Stephanie ,
Thank you for the reply.Calculating disk storage is a resource intensive process and we only do it if needed. We use transient to keep the storage sizes. They get cleared eventually when the user uploads/deletes new file.
Please try doing one of the above action for the user to force re-calculation of space.
Regards
Brajesh
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