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  • Thread Starter csalhammar

    (@csalhammar)

    I played around with the GEDCOM and uploaded some photos in the admin-part of wordpress, so that they now are located in /wp-content/upload/picture.jpg

    But I also put some pictures direcly on the server in a new folder /wp-content/pictures/picture.jpg

    So that I can reach them both by visting the long url:
    domain.com/wp-content/upload/picture.jpg
    and
    domain.com/wp-content/pictures/picture.jpg

    And can be added on the site with short url:
    /wp-content/upload/picture.jpg
    and
    /wp-content/pictures/picture.jpg

    But when entering either of this in the GEDCOM like:

    2 FORM jpg
    3 MEDI PHOTO
    2 TITL test profile picture
    2 FILE /wp-content/pictures/picture.jpg

    Still no profile pictures on the personapages.

    Am I doing something wrong or this not supported?
    Thanks
    Christoffer

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by csalhammar. Reason: correct misstype
    Thread Starter csalhammar

    (@csalhammar)

    72365 rows when opening it in notepad++

    Thanks really good news =)
    I will update and try it out as soon as it’s released!

    Sorry for a off topic question, any possibility to just show a really big family tree?
    Choose a person ID and show Ancestors for X (maybe 8-10) generations, and that persons spouses and children?

    Thread Starter csalhammar

    (@csalhammar)

    Sorry my bad.
    Didn’t check the logs enough, after checking them I could see first
    “413 Request Entity Too Large” fixed that.
    Then I got “504 Gateway Time-out”
    Fixed that one also, and now I can upload the GEDCOM, just takes forever.
    For reference:
    PHP-settings:
    PHP version 8.1.2-1ubuntu2.10.
    upload_max_filesize 16G.
    post_max_size 16G.
    max_input_time 3600.
    max_execution_time 3600.

    web-server nginx:
    in: “location ~ .php$ {“:
    fastcgi_read_timeout 3600;

    nginx proxy:
    proxy_connect_timeout 3600;
    proxy_send_timeout 3600;
    proxy_read_timeout 3600;
    send_timeout 3600;

    When I’m done I’ll convert back the values.
    Thanks

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