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Multiple file uploads, based on the BlueImp jQuery uploader. Makes it very easy to attach one or more files to whatever you're editing. It's also easy to present that list again on a later edit so that existing files can be managed side by side with existing attachments.
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Sync failed #15

Open julienduthoit opened 11 years ago

julienduthoit commented 11 years ago

I'm trying to implement your bundle on one of my application, It seems to work until the synchronization of the tmp and definitive folder. I have my file in something like /tmp/attachments/198359516(/originals) but on validation, I obtain : at FileManager ->syncFiles (array('from_folder' => '/tmp/attachments/1210185416', 'to_folder' => '/attachments/1474', 'remove_from_folder' => true, 'create_to_folder' => true)) in C:\wamp\www\project\vendor\punkave\symfony2-file-uploader-bundle\PunkAve\FileUploaderBundle\Services\FileUploader.php at line 47

The folder is however created. Do you know if it is something that could come from my configuration?

Thanks for your bundle. It took me some time to understand it but it's really a nice and clean tool.

boutell commented 11 years ago

Hmmm, I can see that you're on Windows. The bundle is calling out to rsync to synchronize the files. Possibly rsync is not in the PATH when Apache runs a shell with system().

Someone has recently submitted code to sync the files with built-in Symfony functionality. I've been slow to accept it because rsync is probably much faster, but take a look at the pull requests on the bundle... I should accept that code and make it something that is turned on by an option.

On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 6:34 AM, Julien Duthoit notifications@github.comwrote:

I'm trying to implement your bundle on one of my application, It seems to work until the synchronization of the tmp and definitive folder. I have my file in something like /tmp/attachments/198359516(/originals) but on validation, I obtain : at FileManager ->syncFiles (array('from_folder' => '/tmp/attachments/1210185416', 'to_folder' => '/attachments/1474', 'remove_from_folder' => true, 'create_to_folder' => true)) in C:\wamp\www\project\vendor\punkave\symfony2-file-uploader-bundle\PunkAve\FileUploaderBundle\Services\FileUploader.php at line 47

The folder is however created. Do you know if it is something that could come from my configuration?

Thanks for your bundle. It took me some time to understand it but it's really a nice and clean tool.

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julienduthoit commented 11 years ago

Unfortunately, I'm indeed using Windows. An option to deal with this choice would be nice if it could solve this kind of problems. My production server runs with Apache, I would do a test on it to see. Maybe it would be more interesting to solve this rsync problem with Apache on Wamp than change to built-in Symfony functionality, especially if it means an performance hit like you mentionned.

BTW, other problem I'm dealing with... Even if it's certainly non related. Did the default template offers a design like the BlueImp Demo Page (http://blueimp.github.com/jQuery-File-Upload/) ? I don't see files added to the div when I choose one with the input button or if I use drag and drop (it works nevertheless as the files are added in tmp folder). But if I reload the pages, I can see them because of the existing files array. (but the design isn't the same). Do I have to add the css of BlueImp or something?

Thanks

boutell commented 11 years ago

I suggest you try the pull request and report back on whether it makes the bundle work properly for Windows users. If so I will hurry up and accept it (:

On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 9:11 AM, Julien Duthoit notifications@github.comwrote:

Unfortunately, I'm indeed using Windows. An option to deal with this choice would be nice if it could solve this kind of problems. My production server runs with Apache, I would do a test on it to see. Maybe it would be more interesting to solve this rsync problem with Apache on Wamp than change to built-in Symfony functionality, especially if it means an performance hit like you mentionned.

BTW, other problem I'm dealing with... Even if it's certainly non related. Did the default template offers a design like the BlueImp Demo Page ( http://blueimp.github.com/jQuery-File-Upload/) ? I don't see files added to the div when I choose one with the input button or if I use drag and drop (it works nevertheless as the files are added in tmp folder). But if I reload the pages, I can see them because of the existing files array. (but the design isn't the same). Do I have to add the css of BlueImp or something?

Thanks

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boutell commented 11 years ago

Hmmm, after images arrive you should see them, yes. At least, I do.

On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 9:27 AM, Tom Boutell tom@punkave.com wrote:

I suggest you try the pull request and report back on whether it makes the bundle work properly for Windows users. If so I will hurry up and accept it (:

On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 9:11 AM, Julien Duthoit notifications@github.comwrote:

Unfortunately, I'm indeed using Windows. An option to deal with this choice would be nice if it could solve this kind of problems. My production server runs with Apache, I would do a test on it to see. Maybe it would be more interesting to solve this rsync problem with Apache on Wamp than change to built-in Symfony functionality, especially if it means an performance hit like you mentionned.

BTW, other problem I'm dealing with... Even if it's certainly non related. Did the default template offers a design like the BlueImp Demo Page (http://blueimp.github.com/jQuery-File-Upload/) ? I don't see files added to the div when I choose one with the input button or if I use drag and drop (it works nevertheless as the files are added in tmp folder). But if I reload the pages, I can see them because of the existing files array. (but the design isn't the same). Do I have to add the css of BlueImp or something?

Thanks

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julienduthoit commented 11 years ago

With no changes except for the existing files that seems to have some problems with path too : I obtain this for the same function syncfiles :

RecursiveDirectoryIterator::__construct(C:/wamp/www/project/app/../web/uploads\/attachments/1472,C:/wamp/www/project/app/../web/uploads\/attachments/1472):

Working with paths on Windows is a pain...

boutell commented 11 years ago

True. I'm not really set up to test this in a Windows environment, but I'll accept pull requests that make it happy on Windows.

On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 10:50 AM, Julien Duthoit notifications@github.comwrote:

With no changes except for the existing files that seems to have some problems with path too : I obtain this for the same function syncfiles :

RecursiveDirectoryIterator::__construct(C:/wamp/www/project/app/../web/uploads\/attachments/1472,C:/wamp/www/project/app/../web/uploads\/attachments/1472):

Working with paths on Windows is a pain...

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julienduthoit commented 11 years ago

Unfortunately, I've not enough time to make it work on my work project for the moment, especially as it is working on server side. But as soon as I will have personnal time to test it, I keep you updated if no one makes it by this time. The other pull request generates other path problems for me, but maybe it's only due to my wamp configuration. I'm more preoccupied for the javascript part that doesn't display files added for the moment. Thanks

julienduthoit commented 11 years ago

Always stuck on the same problem, I'm seeing files added in $existingFiles in the list below my file input. But when I try to add a document with the file input or with drag and drop, there is just the progressing bar displaying (loading with progression null then disappearing once the file loaded without progression). I see the upload success in chrome console and they are added on validation of my form. But I don't succeed to have them added on file list with input or drag and drop. However, all seems correctly configured. I'm not an expert in js so maybe you could have an idea for me to look further?

guillermoizqgar commented 11 years ago

kzrdt, Did you find a solution for the problem with the synchronization?? Thanks

julienduthoit commented 11 years ago

Sadly, I'm no longer using Symfony for the moment. I don't have the project sources with me so I can't really help you.

guillermoizqgar commented 11 years ago

Thank you anyway!!

2013/9/16 Julien Duthoit notifications@github.com

Sadly, I'm no longer using Symfony for the moment. I don't have the project sources with me so I can't really help you.

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guillermoizqgar commented 10 years ago

Sorry, I´m not working any more with symphony.

2014-03-05 13:45 GMT+01:00 Odirlei Borgert notifications@github.com:

I develop on windows and linux environments using bundle punkave file uploader, I'll be very grateful if you could arrange. thanks

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