Closed Gendra13 closed 9 months ago
Gendra13
commented
9 months ago Hello
I followed the linked PR and I have been testing it on my own setup.
However, currently I am experiencing some weird problems with some albums loading while others are not when accessing the images via sym-links (= without beeing logged in). I will try to investigate it a little bit further with the Lychee.zip uploaded in https://github.com/LycheeOrg/Lychee/pull/2150#issuecomment-1879660173 and will report back.
Gendra13
commented
9 months ago Hmm, the problem still exists with the latest version posted in #2150, however I was not able to reproduce it on newly created albums or with newly uploaded images into a "broken album", so this may only affect (some of the) images uploaded before the changes between v5.0.2 and #2150 .
Nevertheless, I thought I still add a report, maybe this rings a bell where the problem could be otherwise it's up to you, if you want to invest the time of troubleshooting. (I personally would be ok with re-uploading the "broken" images.)
While testing the changes in #2150 some of the images are not loading when accessing them without being logged in. Note that I tested both with Lychee hosted on a subdomain (lychee.mydomain.de) as well as on a subpath (www.mydomain.de/lychee/) and the problem is the same in both variants (otherwise the new subpath option is working fine btw)
When I am logged in, everything is working fine and I can see all the images and albums. However when I am accessing a public albums without being logged in, some of the albums are working fine while others are not. (Here I am showing a sub-album thats broken, but the same happens for top-level albums)
Example When I'm logged in I see:
Without being logged in:
When I open the "broken" album Test1 all the images are missing:
However, when I look at the path of the images that are working, they looks similar to those which are not working:
An image from album Test2 which is working is located at:
https://lychee.mydomain.de/sym/e60dd4aa80980d9a26933e32c0ea602bca10c00d624a150d152153d6cdd5c1f5.jpg
and a broken image from album Test1 is located at:
https://lychee.mydomain.de/sym/4e54afa753eb88ec0c63b0e6343947d6770884c32a6268c66e0478a8c1b63792.jpg
Even stranger, when I look up the IDs in the MySQL Database both of the seem to be correct (the working one)
as well as the broken one
And when I look up the "true" path of the broken image
and try it manually, it works!
As stated above, when I created a few new albums and uploaded new images, the bug didn't showed up. Even when I add new images to the "broken" album Test1 then the new images are working fine.
So maybe there has been a change on how the symbolic urls are created (maybe during #2169)? Or is there a possibility to delete all symbolic urls and recreate new ones?
Diagnostics
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Warning: /var/www/html/lychee/public/sym/ has permissions 0755, but should have 2775
Warning: Dropbox import not working. dropbox_key is empty.
Info: Latest version of PHP is 8.3
Warning: Default timezone not properly set; you might experience strange results when importing photos without explicit EXIF timezone
System Information
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Lychee Version (release): 5.0.2
DB Version: 5.0.2
composer install: --no-dev
APP_ENV: production
APP_DEBUG: false
APP_URL: set
APP_DIR: default
LOG_VIEWER_ENABLED: true
LIVEWIRE_ENABLED: true
System: Linux
PHP Version: 8.2.14
PHP User agent: Lychee/4 (https://lycheeorg.github.io/)
Timezone: UTC
Max uploaded file size: 1024M
Max post size: 1024M
Livewire chunk size: 12.00 MB
Max execution time: 300
MySQL Version: 10.6.12-MariaDB-0ubuntu0.22.04.1
exec() Available: yes
Imagick Available: 1
Imagick Enabled: 1
Imagick Version: 1691
GD Version: 2.3.3
Number of foreign key: 11 found.
Config Information
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version: 050002
check_for_updates: 1
sorting_photos_col: taken_at
sorting_photos_order: ASC
sorting_albums_col: max_taken_at
sorting_albums_order: ASC
imagick: 1
skip_duplicates: 1
small_max_width: 0
small_max_height: 360
medium_max_width: 1920
medium_max_height: 1080
lang: en
image_overlay_type: none
default_license: reserved
compression_quality: 90
grants_full_photo_access: 1
delete_imported: 0
mod_frame_enabled: 0
mod_frame_refresh: 30
thumb_2x: 1
small_2x: 1
medium_2x: 1
landing_page_enable: 0
site_owner: John Smith
landing_title: John Smith
landing_subtitle: Cats, Dogs & Humans Photography
sm_facebook_url: https://www.facebook.com/JohnSmith
sm_flickr_url: https://www.flickr.com/JohnSmith
sm_twitter_url: https://www.twitter.com/JohnSmith
sm_instagram_url: https://instagram.com/JohnSmith
sm_youtube_url: https://www.youtube.com/JohnSmith
landing_background: dist/cat.webp
site_title: Lychee v5
footer_show_copyright: 1
site_copyright_begin: 2019
site_copyright_end: 2019
footer_additional_text:
footer_show_social_media: 0
search_public: 0
SL_enable: 1
SL_for_admin: 0
recent_age: 1
grants_download: 0
photos_wraparound: 1
map_display: 1
zip64: 1
map_display_public: 1
map_provider: OpenStreetMap.de
force_32bit_ids: 0
map_include_subalbums: 1
update_check_every_days: 3
has_exiftool: 0
share_button_visible: 0
import_via_symlink: 0
has_ffmpeg: 0
location_decoding: 1
location_decoding_timeout: 30
location_show: 1
location_show_public: 0
rss_enable: 0
rss_recent_days: 7
rss_max_items: 100
prefer_available_xmp_metadata: 0
editor_enabled: 1
lossless_optimization: 0
swipe_tolerance_x: 150
swipe_tolerance_y: 250
local_takestamp_video_formats: .avi|.mov
log_max_num_line: 1000
unlock_password_photos_with_url_param: 0
nsfw_visible: 1
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nsfw_warning_admin: 0
nsfw_banner_override:
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album_subtitle_type: oldstyle
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zip_deflate_level: 6
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allow_username_change: 1
auto_fix_orientation: 1
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random_album_id: starred
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ffmpeg_path:
ffprobe_path:
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date_format_photo_thumb: M j, Y, g:i:s A e
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date_format_sidebar_taken_at: M j, Y, g:i:s A e
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date_format_hero_created_at: M Y
date_format_album_thumb: M Y
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photo_layout_gap: 12
display_thumb_album_overlay: always
display_thumb_photo_overlay: hoverUbuntu 22.04 LTS and Firefox
Hello I have been hosting v4 of Lychee on a subfolder of my domain (e.g. https://mydomin.org/lychee/).
However, after upgrading to Lychee v5 and enabling the new frontend, this is not longer working correctly and the subfolder seems to be ignored in some paths (mydomin.org/livewire/ instead of mydomin.org/lychee/livewire/). After digging through other bug reports like #2120 I found that this type of configuration is not supported any more by the new front-end.
Therefore, I wanted to make a request to reintroduce the possibility to host Lychee v5 in a subfolder.
Also, I think it would be nice to mention this new behavoir somewhere in the changelog, because for anyone using a setup like me, this is results in a breaking change.