Open mio-19 opened 9 months ago
Do you know which app can create those file names? I want to reproduce this to solve the issue
Do you know which app can create those file names? I want to reproduce this to solve the issue
I used iMessage to transfer another one of them to an iPhone and the extension became pict
for some reason.
Their extension is exactly pic
on the iCloud Data Export.
$ find -name '*.pic*'
./iCloud Photos Part 12 of 29/Photos/306.pic
./iCloud Photos Part 12 of 29/Photos/7285.pic
./iCloud Photos Part 11 of 29/Photos/7440.pic
./iCloud Photos Part 11 of 29/Photos/7772.pic
./iCloud Photos Part 11 of 29/Photos/69.pic
./iCloud Photos Part 11 of 29/Photos/711.pic
./iCloud Photos Part 11 of 29/Photos/71.pic
./iCloud Photos Part 11 of 29/Photos/160.pic
./iCloud Photos Part 11 of 29/Photos/305.pic
Same issue with files ending with .rw2
(Panasonic Camera RAW Files). They display properly (even in the error list) but do not upload to immich server.
Do you know which app can create those file names? I want to reproduce this to solve the issue
The app only created such files on one device. I don't have problems on another device with this app. Maybe gorootde's case is more reproducible
The only reference I can see to .pic
files is the PICT format that's been deprecated since like 2005. Is this actually what's being generated here, or is it just a JPEG file with a weird extension?
The only reference I can see to
.pic
files is the PICT format that's been deprecated since like 2005. Is this actually what's being generated here, or is it just a JPEG file with a weird extension?
It is just a JPEG file
I encounter this issue again. Is it an individual issue that the bakup procedure is stopped and not uploading other photos?
No, the app does stop backing up if it fails for an image. That should be changed to continue backing up the other assets.
I encounter the same issue, with *.pic
file from Wechat on my iPhone.
Originally opened a discussion here and found this issue while searching for a way to fix it, as I encounter the same issue but by uploading by bulk using the CLI tool.
On my side, just "message":"Unsupported file type .jpg",
which doesn't help either to find which file is blocking the import (no name, no path), in the same fashion the error should not prevent the import from continuing.
I encountered the same issue on android. A single .ts
file blocks the whole backup process.
An Adobe Illustrator .ai
file is blocking my backup.
I had the same issue with the photos from DJI Fly app. Checked it on the phone and it is regular JPEG:
And in the server logs:
[Nest] 17 - 08/14/2024, 11:59:35 PM ERROR [Api:AssetMediaService~xpugdfhp] Unsupported file type dji_fly_20230420_162830_184_1682022581430_photo_optimized
It block the whole backup process.
[Nest] 17 - 09/16/2024, 6:43:18 PM ERROR [Api:AssetMediaService~0f6bwcdz] Unsupported file type IMG_20240409011411932
Can you guys help provide a way to create those unsupported file extension from the phone so I can help fix this issue?
On Mon, Sep 16, 2024 at 1:53 PM saqwerty @.***> wrote:
It block the whole backup process.
[Nest] 17 - 09/16/2024, 6:43:18 PM ERROR [Api:AssetMediaService~0f6bwcdz] Unsupported file type IMG_20240409011411932
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My kid use a wink app to create these images, she think they were exported from a video by the app, but she can't reproduce it anymore. These images just don't have extension name.
Maybe you can forcely change the file extention name in the code to simuate it. The root problem is that if there is a error the whole uploading process should not be blocked, and just skip the image and keep the process going, and it will be even better if these unuploaded images can be put a temp “error" album so it can be easily checked manully.
To get around the WeChat .pic files blocking uploads, I have moved them to a WeChat album in iOS and excluded that album from the immich backup list. Not the best solution, but at least it won't block uploading my camera roll.
The bug
Some app created jpeg files with problematic filenames like
71.pic
in an iPad's Photo Library.immich stopped uploading with the filename being
**.pic
, the progress bar at 100% and failure count at 1. I have to delete that photo or choose different albums to keep uploading, which makes uploading barely usable on this device.error log on server
photo: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/files/13801455/71.pic.jpg.zip
The OS that Immich Server is running on
Archlinux
Version of Immich Server
1.91.4
Version of Immich Mobile App
1.91.4 on iPadOS 17
Platform with the issue
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Reproduction steps
Additional information
original one: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/issues/6028