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On Mac OS using latest Local by Flywheel in conjunction with this local-addon-volumes almost all uploads in WordPress appear to be 4.1K large. Every time. When it’s a video, it can’t be played.
Here a directory listing as an example:
/Users/michael-heuberger/Local Sites/(my test site)/app/public/wp-content/uploads/2018/07
$ la
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael-heuberger staff 4.1K 16 Jul 18:23 148863337136.webm
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael-heuberger staff 4.1K 16 Jul 18:20 279892931352.webm
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael-heuberger staff 4.1K 16 Jul 18:22 330014371325.webm
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael-heuberger staff 39K 16 Jul 18:25 145163372442.webm <--- here a working one
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael-heuberger staff 4.1K 16 Jul 18:24 57609106783.webm
When you research you will see that symlinks are always 4.1K. But wait, you see one of the above video files has a reasonable size of 39K and can be played. All others are 4.1K
Probably a bug when it comes to Volumes mapping, Docker, Virtual Stuff or so? Not sure.
Any clues?
Thanks
Michael
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Got it. So based off of that, this issue is likely occurring when you upload the file and not after the fact. If you upload new webm's do they have a size of 4.1K?
Do you have Faster Docker Volumes enabled under Preferences » Advanced?
On Mac OS using latest Local by Flywheel in conjunction with this local-addon-volumes almost all uploads in WordPress appear to be 4.1K large. Every time. When it’s a video, it can’t be played.
Here a directory listing as an example:
When you research you will see that symlinks are always 4.1K. But wait, you see one of the above video files has a reasonable size of 39K and can be played. All others are 4.1K
Probably a bug when it comes to Volumes mapping, Docker, Virtual Stuff or so? Not sure.
Any clues?
Thanks
Michael
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: