Sharding BLOGUPLOADDIR

[unsalkorkmaz]

I am trying to sharding BLOGUPLOADDIR but couldnt success atm. This is default one:

define( 'BLOGUPLOADDIR', WP_CONTENT_DIR . "/blogs.dir/{$wpdb->blogid}/files/" );

I am trying to set it:

if($wpdb->blogid<10){ 
    $bloggroup = 'global';
}else{
    $bloggroup = 'bloggroup'.floor($wpdb->blogid/2000+1); // 1999->1, 2000->2
}
define( 'BLOGUPLOADDIR', WP_CONTENT_DIR . "/blogs.dir/{$bloggroup}/{$wpdb->blogid}/files/" );

So every 2000 blog, bloggroup will change.. I tried upload_dir filter but i need to define before it. I tried sunrise.php but $wpdb->blogid is not defined in there it seems. Whats proper way of this?

btw i think this need change:

$dir = apply_filters( 'wpmu_delete_blog_upload_dir', WP_CONTENT_DIR . "/blogs.dir/{$blog_id}/files/", $blog_id );

it wont delete uploads if i define BLOGUPLOADDIR right?

[unsalkorkmaz]

even when i set wpmu_delete_blog_upload_dir with filter, system deleting files but not folders.

[nacin]

I'm a bit confused by the examples. Would it make more sense to try the support forums?

[unsalkorkmaz]

Actually i can simplify my question:
How or where can i define BLOGUPLOADDIR with using $wpdb->blogid ?

Plugins are too late, wp-config file is too early for $wpdb->blogid, sunrise.php file dont have $wpdb->blogid if we dont use a hard solution like ​http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/31888/sharding-bloguploaddir

[nacin]

Sunrise doesn't have the $wpdb->blogid, but it does have the blog ID. Or rather, you'd use sunrise to calculate the blog ID.

It would be nice for a hook to fire after ms-settings.php but before ms_upload_constants() fires.

[unsalkorkmaz]

If i dont miss something, sunrise just have blog ID = 1 as defined in wp-config which is a wrong id for sub sites.. right?

[nacin]

sunrise.php is designed to replace ms-settings.php by calculating and setting $current_site and $current_blog.

[wpmuguru]

Sharding of the blogs.dir directory was typically handled in sunrise.php as well.

sunrise.php could be used to do database lookups and define any of the MU/MS specific constants.

Given #19235, I'm rcommending we close this one. Since sharding involved moving files around anyway there isn't any advantage to continuing to use ms-files.php after the files are moved.