Hi Can't figure this out. It doesn't appear when working with the devserver and has only appeared when doing a local test deploy of a cartridge shop - so a nginx/gunicorn/django setup on the same box that I'm developing on.
The issue is - no thumbnail is generated in the admin when a product image is uploaded. And this is a problem because, in the admin interface, a large image will swamp the product and product list tables (given a small laptop screen) and require horizontal-scroll to navigate. It looks like the "thumbnail" template tag (mezzanine.core.templatetags.mezzanine_tags) is failing somehow, but catching the Exception and falling back to just returning the original image. A file is actually created in the thumbnails directory, but it has zero bytes and has an indexed suffix, so <MEDIA_ROOT>/product/IMG-123.JPG becomes <MEDIA_ROOT>/product/.thumbnails/IMG-123-48x48_1.JPG Then it seems, each page view triggers another attempt to generate the thumbnail and you get: <MEDIA_ROOT>/product/.thumbnails/IMG-123-48x48_2.JPG <MEDIA_ROOT>/product/.thumbnails/IMG-123-48x48_3.JPG etc. All zero byte files. All the files created have the correct file ownership and permissions. Also, in other parts of the site, I am using "easy_thumbnails" to generate thumbnails and there is no problem with that. So I'm not sure what is happening, since as far as I can see, both libraries are using PIL to do the image generation. It's probably something with my setup, since it works with local development, but it's still baffling me. I'm on the point of replacing the Mezzanine admin ImageWidget with the equivalent using easy_thumbnail, unless anyone has any ideas? jerd -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Mezzanine Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
