Opened 8 years ago
Closed 9 months ago
#36534 closed defect (bug) (worksforme)
Media Upload Issue Since 4.5 Upgrade
Reported by: | unicornbacon | Owned by: | joemcgill |
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Milestone: | Priority: | normal | |
Severity: | critical | Version: | |
Component: | Media | Keywords: | needs-testing needs-patch close |
Focuses: | Cc: |
Description
Here is my problem: Since I updated to 4.5 yesterday, I can't upload certain image files. Every time I try, I get an error stating:
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home2/scarlett/public_html/germany/wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php on line 358
I finally figured out that the problem is with the photograph's dimensions. All of the photos that won't upload were rotated from landscape to portrait on import. Their dimensions are 3000x4000 rather than 4000x3000 like the photos that I can still upload. After trying to save the photos without their metadata, turning off all plugins, and various other edits and experiments, it turns out that for some reason I only get the "imagick"" error on the photos that have a dimension of 3000x4000. Changing it to 2250x3000 (or anything less than 4000 for the height) allows me to upload them. I had no problem uploading files with this designation before I updated to 4.5. Everything else about the files is identical, and the file sizes do not conform to any kind of pattern and are not particularly large or small. As test, I tried to re-upload a photo that had this exact same ratio that I had uploaded successfully yesterday, and it would not upload today. This leads me to believe that there is something going on WP's end, since nothing has changed on the server side in the last 24 hours (and sadly my auto-backup was turned off somehow so now I am stuck with this).
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8 years ago
- Milestone Awaiting Review deleted
- Resolution set to invalid
- Status changed from new to closed
#2
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8 years ago
- Resolution invalid deleted
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@adamsilverstein with all due respect I believe this to be a bug. I was notified of this exact issue from a user of our hosting service. I was able to replicate the http error on the site no matter how small or large the image. At first I assumed as you did, they were trying to upload large images but then noted that the error occurred instantly (not after 30 seconds) as I tailed the error.log in another window. In my tests, everything from a 14KB postage stamp size jpg to a 1MB file causes 4.5 to throw this error instantly, not after a 30 second server timeout.
This same issue was reported in the forums: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/http-errors-on-media-uploads-after-45-update and appears to be related to calling or how Imagick is called/used since 4.5.
Environment I was testing on was PHP 5.6.20, Imagick 6.7.2-7 2015-02-27 (Module 3.4.1), WP 4.5.
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8 years ago
@smashingjay thanks for re-opening and apologies for closing if the issue isn't what I described.
In the original bug report, @unicornbacon described an error message of Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded
- what error are you seeing in your log files?
I will try to replicate the issue locally by matching your stated config as best I can; did you try the fixes mentioned on the support ticket and did they resolve the issue for you?
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8 years ago
Hi @adamsilverstein I was seeing the exact error message (the line number in the file is still within the Imagick section of the file):
[19-Apr-2016 19:18:41 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /www/wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php on line 338
And inside the WP media manager it shows HTTP Error "filename.jpg" where the filename is the name of the file attempted to be uploaded.
I'll confer with our hosting customer about this. I do not want to alter the functions.php file on a live site without permission. I'll ask him if the fix corrected his issue and post back.
Jay
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I can't even upload photos from my smartphone that are in portrait mode. I tried scaling down my cameras settings as far as they will go and I still couldn't upload things that were in portrait mode. I tried Using photo editing software to scale down my photos as far as 35% and that STILL didn't work. My files are now under 600kb in size and well below 1500x1500 in dimensions and if I am lucky they MIGHT upload 1 out of every 4, even though I can't find anything different about the files. I can't change my php.ini or htaccess files because my webhost doesn't allow those changes. Again, this was NEVER a problem before this upgrade. Not once in the 8 years I have had my website and been using Wordpress on this webhost. The only other solution is to try and manually reinstall a previous release of Wordpress, but 1. That's a pain for a non-coder like myself and 2. That will only last so long before I will be forced to upgrade and will still have broken work. This isn't just a vanity blog, I am a student doing once-in-a-lifetime field work overseas, and much of my work hinges on my ability to share my photographs with my faculty back home. If I can't do this effectively, I am screwed.
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@unicornbacon you may wish to try the fix here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/http-errors-on-media-uploads-after-45-update?replies=24#post-8300481 which should be relatively easy and would also prove out the issue further, that it relates to Imagick.
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Replying to smashingjay:
@unicornbacon you may wish to try the fix here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/http-errors-on-media-uploads-after-45-update?replies=24#post-8300481 which should be relatively easy and would also prove out the issue further, that it relates to Imagick.
Oh! THANK YOU!! That worked! I added that code to the functions.php page, and so far, I have been able to upload everything that has been failing since the 4.5 update! Thank you kind stranger! You have snatched my dreams from the jaws of oblivion!
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8 years ago
Wordpress upgrade broke my http upload as well. No explanation except http error - just doesn't work. I have UpdraftPlus plugin for backup and I rolled back to previous version of Wordpress and all works as before. My files are simple jpegs and not that big. Will not upgrade Wordpress again until this is fixed! This is a bug, no question about it. Even if it weren't a bug, shouldn't trash everyone's work that was functional before!!!!
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8 years ago
- Keywords has-patch added
- Milestone set to 4.6
- Status changed from reviewing to accepted
After spending some time digging into this issue, I believe this very well may be related to a longstanding ImageMagick issue when multiple threads are available using OpenMP (see: https://github.com/mkoppanen/imagick#openmp). The patch in 36534.diff fixes this by forcing Imagick to use a single thread.
I will also add that the OpenMP issue has been an problem since before 4.5, but version 4.5 magnifies the problem by using extra memory during processing.
Can any of you experiencing this issue please try applying the patch and see if this resolves the issue for you?
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8 years ago
- Severity changed from normal to major
This is a problem for me on all my websites since updating to 4.5
The one thing that has worked was adding this
SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1
to the top of my htaccess file
Please Wordpress fix this properly with an update. Thanks.
#12
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8 years ago
- Severity changed from major to normal
Even though limiting Imagick inside WordPress to only one thread will fix this issue for people affected by the OpenMP issue, this really is a configuration issue with the hosting provider that should be addressed. There are most likely valid setups where Imagick can be configured to use multiple threads, and it would be unfortunate to keep people from doing so.
I'm curious how many hosts are affected by this issue. If it's only a few, perhaps reaching out to have them fix ImageMagick on their end would be preferable.
In the mean time, people who are affected by this issue can add the line suggested by @NealGhoshal to their .htaccess file to achieve the same result.
SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1
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8 years ago
@joemcgill
Considering the breadth of this issue, and the fact that (I suspect) most hosts have ImageMagick set up without disabling OpenMP, ideally, this could be detectable in some regard and use a fallback if it fails to function. Real world hosting for a majority of WP users is cheap shared cPanel/Plesk hosting, often with limited configuration or abilities to change server directives via .htaccess (never mind folks on nginx).
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8 years ago
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8 years ago
- Milestone changed from 4.6 to 4.5.1
I've seen some similar topics on the forums after the 4.5 upgrade, moving for 4.5.1 consideration.
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8 years ago
There are several reasons why larger images could cause these failures, but most likely are due to the server running out of memory during the multi-resize process (related: #22869).
The increased compression in 4.5 makes these failures somewhat more common, it would seem. 36534.diff fixes one possible reason for memory exhaustion when Imagick isn’t configured correctly, but the side effect is that people legitimately wanting to do multi-threaded image processing will no longer be able to (without some custom code).
Even if we do ship 36534.diff in a 4.5 minor release to provide some relief, we should reevaluate in 4.6 in the following ways:
- Improve the error message when these failures occur
- Find more ways to decrease memory usage during
WP_Image_Editor_Imagick::multi_resize()
- Add better error handling when this does occur (which is unavoidable at some point) so that the whole process doesn't fail when some of the images are correctly available (which seems to happen in many cases).
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In my tests I was also experiencing this with tiny images in the sub 100K size, in fact I tried with 14KB JPG and it throws an HTTP Error almost instantly not after exhausting CPU or available memory. I concede that the OpenMP being available on servers where it shouldn't be is a problem and I'd hate for folks to not be able to take legitimate advantage of multi-threading if available.
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Replying to SergeyBiryukov:
[…] moving for 4.5.1 consideration.
Sorry, but imo this is a mustfix. WP takes a clear stance in the PHP version discussion because of hosters not upgrading. The clear consequence then is to fix this on the WP side. The amount of complaints in the w.org support forums states that this affects more than enough people.
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8 years ago
@adamsilverstein I'll have to check. My WP is on nginx server so I suspect only the patch will work. I'll come back with results soon.
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8 years ago
#22
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8 years ago
- Milestone changed from 4.5.1 to 4.5.2
Unfortunately this fix isn't ready in time for 4.5.1, punting for consideration in 4.5.2.
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8 years ago
@adamsilverstein the patch fixed it for me. My newer tests on the same environment before showed that I only got the http error and the following when using an image over 600KB:
[22-Apr-2016 01:05:35 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php on line 358
My previous tests were erroring on any image large or small. Again the patch fixed the issue.
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-images by joemcgill. View the logs.
8 years ago
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8 years ago
also check the http error when uploading photos on media. some working fixes:
on functions.php on theme add this
add_filter( 'wp_image_editors', 'change_graphic_lib' ); function change_graphic_lib($array) { return array( 'WP_Image_Editor_GD', 'WP_Image_Editor_Imagick' ); }
or add this line on .htaccess
SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/http-error-when-uploading-images-17?replies=18
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/http-errors-on-media-uploads-after-45-update?replies=40
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8 years ago
Hi @aldon,
Thanks for the feedback. The first fix you mention is actually just forcing WordPress to use GD instead of Imagick, which is a possible workaround, but doesn't fix the root issue.
The second suggestion is another way of implementing the same fix suggested in 36534.diff, which I would suggest trying first.
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Replying to aldon:
I added this the lines to my functions.php file and it worked. I would like to understand exactly what this is doing. :-) And a permanent fix would be desireable. Thank you @unicornbacon for reporting the issue!
also check the http error when uploading photos on media. some working fixes:
on functions.php on theme add this
add_filter( 'wp_image_editors', 'change_graphic_lib' ); function change_graphic_lib($array) { return array( 'WP_Image_Editor_GD', 'WP_Image_Editor_Imagick' ); }
#28
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8 years ago
- Keywords needs-patch added; has-patch removed
- Severity changed from normal to major
I installed a fresh wordpress today, this is an issue. I tried a combination of every solution listed here (.htaccess/functions.php/.diff modification) as well as other techniques around. But I still have the issue. Mobile app won't upload either. peace.
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-images by kaiser. View the logs.
8 years ago
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8 years ago
Any news about this issue?
Yesterday I installed the WP 4.5 and I'm having trouble with this bug.
I don't want to edit the files listed on the solution listed above, so is there any comming update to fix it?
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8 years ago
Out of curiosity - for those who are experiencing issues, how many of us are running PHP 7?
I was doing some debugging earlier and it *appears* that by using PHP 5.6 it resolves itself.
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8 years ago
@ManagerJosh I seriously doubt that many are running PHP 7 unless on their local environments. Many shared/vps hosts are still <PHP 5.6—even though PHP 5.5. is EOL. I tested on PHP 5.6.20.
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8 years ago
I have tried both solutions mentioned above (editing the .htaccess file and the functions.php file) and neither solution appears to be working for me. I've tried the other requisite steps as well including different themes, deactivating all plugins and using super small photos.
For the record, I'm running php version 5.3.
#34
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8 years ago
Running PHP 5.6 - Fresh 4.5 Install - No plugins
.htaccess / functions.php *Does not fix the problem
#35
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8 years ago
- Resolution set to invalid
- Status changed from accepted to closed
Really, this is a very big issue which Wordpress must solve as soon as possible.
It is not acceptable a lot of websites to be "frozen" because it is impossible to update with new images.
Is there any idea of when will be that solved?
Thanks
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8 years ago
Well... I updated the PHP version and it works. I understand that is simple to update and solve this issue, but most of my friends just use the Wordpress for blogging or have their own business site and don't know how to update the PHP version, they don't even know what is PHP...
So I think this is a big issue and must solve as soon as possible.
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8 years ago
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8 years ago
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Hi... have had the same problem and two actions solve the problem:
1) downgrade to php 5.6 (from 7)
2) add the 3-liner to the functions.php
<?php add_filter( 'wp_image_editors', 'change_graphic_lib' ); function change_graphic_lib($array) { return array( 'WP_Image_Editor_GD', 'WP_Image_Editor_Imagick' ); }
Edit: Sorry, problem comes up with v4.5 and 4.5.1
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8 years ago
Hi @FrankEck !
Thanks, your second action save the problem for me.
Marie.
Edit: Nope, finally it works just for one image...
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I also had problems with image loading. I could load large files and small images (up to 1MB) but every time I tried to load an image >1MB, there was an "HTTP error" message.
Tried the suggestion set out above of setting the thread limit to 1 but it did not work (possibly I did not put the instruction in the right place).
Eventually solved, after talking to my hosting company, by adding a php5.ini file in my root directory:
memory_limit = 256M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume
max_execution_time = 300 ;
I am running WP 4.5.1, hosted by GoDaddy
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8 years ago
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I'm a bit worried about seeing so many reports of breakage.
@ all: If you're affected by this bug, it would be great if you could test 36534.diff by applying those changes to wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php
and write here if it works.
@joemcgill How confident would you be with shipping 36534.diff in 4.5.3 and improve things in 4.6 as you previously suggested?
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Replying to swissspidy:
I'm a bit worried about seeing so many reports of breakage.
@ all: If you're affected by this bug, it would be great if you could test 36534.diff by applying those changes to
wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php
and write here if it works.
@joemcgill How confident would you be with shipping 36534.diff in 4.5.3 and improve things in 4.6 as you previously suggested?
OK, so I'm pretty new to the whole WordPress thing (or any web coding at all for that matter, though I have a few years of DB and IT experience under my belt), so forgive me if I'm crazy stupid. I am using WP 4.5.2 on PHP 5.6.
Have been working on 3 separate sites (with 3 separate templates) and getting this error for a little over 24 hours now, though it is happening most consistently on the site that is using the Nisarg template. I have tried shrinking image sizes, using the browser uploader, making the media size huge under tools, editing the themes function file, adding the line to the .htaccess file, and applying the aforementioned 36534.diff patch. Nothing works. If I am trying to add to a page, I get the HTTP error. If I am simply trying to add to my library, it just stops (with MOST images, not all, but my largest image is 4.87 MB), gives me no error, but if I go to the library, the image is listed with no thumbnail. If I click 'view,' the image comes up but I get the following errors:
Warning: Illegal String Offset 'Width' In /src/Wp-Content/Themes/Nisarg/Image.Php On Line 31
Warning: Illegal String Offset 'Height' In /src/Wp-Content/Themes/Nisarg/Image.Php On Line 32
The image is likewise unusable, though I can see it.
Now, if I turn off all my plugins (I only have Jetpack, Event Calendar WD, and Akismet running) AND shrink one of these images by 50% (75% doesn't do it) and try to upload it, it actually crunches it (it doesn't normally do this), and works. However, if I do all those steps except only shrink it to 75%, it TRIES to crunch it, and I get this error:
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 39845888) (tried to allocate 450 bytes) in /src/wp-includes/media.php on line 2751
I am using 1and1 for my host and as far as I can tell the size is set correctly on the host end (plus this is behaving erratically from site to site, all of which are hosted on the same package). I can call them, but by now I am tired. :P
Hope that wasn't too much information; I'm new enough to this that I'm trying to be thorough.
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@joemcgill and I worked with a couple larger hosts that had this issue, who worked quickly to resolve it (thank you!).
For those who reported, if you could test again it'd be helpful.
If you're still having problems, please include the following information so that we can investigate further:
- Host
- Example image
And from phpinfo()
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- Imagick Version
- ImageMagick Version
memory_limit
max_execution_time
max_input_time
upload_max_filesize
post_max_size
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Well then, here's what I got (no, I don't get to go home. I work FROM home. :P)
Host: 1and1.com
Example image: (the one I was trying was a little over 300k and it was much taller than wide. I don't want to upload it here, though).
memory_limit: 120M
max_execution_time:50000
max_input_time: -1
upload_max_filesize: 40M
post_max_size: 8M
I ran all kinds of code to find the Imagick/ImageMagick version, and it kept telling me it didn't know what I was talking about. :-/
At any rate, the support guy at 1and1 was not helpful, but my husband, who is a web developer and finally got home, seemed to know more about what's up, because he was giving me a hard time for trying to upload too big of files (I told you I was a n00b to this stuff!) so I'm going to try some other things.
At least this is better than cleaning the house. :P
Replying to mikeschroder:
@joemcgill and I worked with a couple larger hosts that had this issue, who worked quickly to resolve it (thank you!).
For those who reported, if you could test again it'd be helpful.
If you're still having problems, please include the following information so that we can investigate further:
- Host
- Example image
And from
phpinfo()
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- Imagick Version
- ImageMagick Version
memory_limit
max_execution_time
max_input_time
upload_max_filesize
post_max_size
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-images by joemcgill. View the logs.
8 years ago
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8 years ago
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I have tried the patch ( 36534.diff) without luck. imagick is not installed in my server, so the problem must be related to other things. OR maybe i get the error because imagick is not installed. Is imagick required now?
I get the HTTP-error instantly when trying to upload an image. Not after or during processing but instantly.
Sometimes when I save a post after the error, the image is somehow showing up in the editor just fine. But only sometimes maybe 1 out of 3 times.
Here is my info:
PHP Version 5.3.3
memory_limit 128M
max_execution_time 60
max_input_time 60
upload_max_filesize 128M
post_max_size 8M
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Replying to Martin_wol:
I have tried the patch ( 36534.diff) without luck. imagick is not installed in my server, so the problem must be related to other things. OR maybe i get the error because imagick is not installed. Is imagick required now?
If you don't have Imagick installed, then this is an unrelated issue. No, Imagick is not required by core -- it falls back to GD when it's not available.
Was this a problem with WordPress 4.4 for you as well?
I'd suggest contacting your host, or posting in the WP support forums if the problem continues (and you haven't already).
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8 years ago
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While doing additional profiling/research for this ticket, I'm noticing that the new compression settings introduced in 4.5 can result in an increase in total wall time while creating images, while memory used is generally the same, so we could be running into time limits that are being applied to ImageMagick on hosts (via their policy.xml settings, for example). Here's the data from an example run:
XHProf run of an image in 4.5
Total Incl. Wall Time (microsec): 2,018,447 microsecs
Total Incl. CPU (microsecs): 1,851,793 microsecs
Total Incl. MemUse (bytes): 4,452,312 bytes
Total Incl. PeakMemUse (bytes): 4,805,744 bytes
XHProf run of an image in 4.4
Total Incl. Wall Time (microsec): 1,676,827 microsecs
Total Incl. CPU (microsecs): 1,092,302 microsecs
Total Incl. MemUse (bytes): 4,449,392 bytes
Total Incl. PeakMemUse (bytes): 4,794,664 bytes
The difference is almost entirely a result of the switch to using Imagick::resizeimage
instead of Imagick::scaleimage
introduced in [36891]. We're using Imagick's FILTER_TRIANGLE
within the resizeImage()
function, which produces the best results considering file size savings, image quality, and performance, but is still more resource intensive than if we were to use FILTER_BOX
which is the default (I believe).
While WP_Image_Editor_Imagick::thumbnail_image()
accepts alternate filters as a parameter, there really is no easy way for users to alter this value unless we were to add a filter before Imagick::resizeimage
is called.
We may also be able to check the value of Imagick::getResourceLimit
and conditionally use the FILTER_BOX
filter when the available resource time is low, but I'm not sure.
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Some news...
The patch 36534.diff works if the uploaded images size are less than 200 Ko.
(WP MU 4.5.2, 1&1 hosting)
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Just tested the patch and I am not getting this issue its working for me.
OS: Windows 10
Browser: Chrome 50.0.2661.102 , Safari 5.1.7 , IE-11 , Firefox 46.0.1
WP 4.5.2 , 4.5.3-alpha-37528
Server Environment : VVV
Example Image: https://cdn.photographylife.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Nikon-D810-Image-Sample-6.jpg
http://vangoyourself.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Self-portrait-Vincent-van-Gogh-1887.jpg
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8 years ago
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Replying to monikarao:
Just tested the patch and I am not getting this issue its working for me.
Server Environment : VVV
Was it a problem in VVV without the patch?
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- Milestone changed from 4.5.3 to 4.6
While the current patch is working for many people, it's kind of a sledgehammer for folks who are on systems that support multi-threading and not something I would want to force on everyone at this point. Let's keep working on it but I'm going to move it out of the 4.5.3 milestone.
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Replying to mikeschroder:
Replying to monikarao:
Just tested the patch and I am not getting this issue its working for me.
Server Environment : VVV
Was it a problem in VVV without the patch?
No,I have applied grunt patch:36534
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Thank you everyone for working on this. I've experienced the same issue on 2 client sites now. Both running on WordPress 4.5.2 and on the same host (Site5). In our case the functions.php fix suggested by @smashingjay solved the problem in both cases.
testimage here http://s33.postimg.org/tv0ruf1lb/strawberries.jpg
From phpinfo():
PHP Version: 5.5.34
Imagick Version: 3.3.0RC2
ImageMagick Version: 6.7.9-10 2013-08-29 Q16
memory_limit: 128M
max_execution_time: 30
max_input_time: 60
upload_max_filesize: 128M
post_max_size: 128M
This wasn't an issue on these 2 sites before. When initially troubleshooting I turned off all plugins, which made the image uploads work again. But then re-enabling plugins one by one I couldn't isolate a single plugin as causing a conflict. It was more that after 3 or 4 plugins were active again, the issue reappeared. But it didn't seem to matter which plugins.
Other client sites on the same server with very similar setups are not having this problem. The common thing with these 2 sites was that they are both running a child theme. I'll check some of our other sites to see if that might have anything to do with it and report back here.
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Checked a handful of 4.5.2 sites with very similar setups (plugins and theme-wise), but found nothing consistent. I did see that several clients have had problems, because they have some image-files without thumbnails in their media libraries. But for all of them they seem to have been intermittent problems that went away by themselves, because they all have newer images files with tumbnails also. The problem sites were a mix of ones running child-themes and just parent themes without a child-theme. One of the sites (with a child-theme active) doesn't seem to have had any problems with image uploads and on trying my test-image uploaded it fine.
Happy to do further testing or set up a test-site if that would be useful.
Replying to Dvaer:
Other client sites on the same server with very similar setups are not having this problem. The common thing with these 2 sites was that they are both running a child theme. I'll check some of our other sites to see if that might have anything to do with it and report back here.
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This worked for me, too!
Replying to unicornbacon:
Replying to smashingjay:
@unicornbacon you may wish to try the fix here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/http-errors-on-media-uploads-after-45-update?replies=24#post-8300481 which should be relatively easy and would also prove out the issue further, that it relates to Imagick.
Oh! THANK YOU!! That worked! I added that code to the functions.php page, and so far, I have been able to upload everything that has been failing since the 4.5 update! Thank you kind stranger! You have snatched my dreams from the jaws of oblivion!
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I don't think the issue is fully understood judging by the threads I've seen. This weekend, I moved two sites to different providers, and when they looked ok, went ahead an upgraded WP from 4.4.3 to 4.52, along with all plugins. Both sites had the image issue.
I tried all of the various workarounds (SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1 in .htaccess, adding the lines to functions.php in child theme, applying the fixes from the patch, verifying permissions, verified PHP settings were above the problematic ones listed) without success. There was a youtube video about changing PHP's reporting errors, which silenced the http errors but didn't fix the underlying problem. Rather than update imagick from 6.7.2-7, i elected to downgrade WP.
I put in place the pre-upgrade public_html directory (from prior to the migration) and changed db_version in wp_options from 36686 to 35700. This was effective. Hopefully all the db changes are backwards compatible (couldn't find documentation on the db changes).
Of note is that the images were always uploaded, they just showed as broken in the media library and in the posts, when tried.
Here is my info:
imagick version: ImageMagick 6.7.2-7 2016-05-09 Q16 module version is 3.4.1
PHP Version 5.6.21
memory_limit 512M
max_execution_time 60
max_input_time 60
upload_max_filesize 128M
post_max_size 128M
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Just stepping in to report that I am also seeing the same problem on a site running 4.5.2.
I've tried all the suggested solutions including the diff patch, functions.php alterations and the .htaccess addition. Tried switching to Twenty Fifteen theme to rule out the theme but still no luck.
Hosting provider : 1and1
Theme : Enfold based child theme
PHP Version 7.0.7
memory_limit 512M
max_execution_time 360
post_max_size 64M
The file I'm using to test at the moment is 1,481KB, 4500 x 3000 pixels.
I can confirm that the file gets uploaded into the uploads folder but no size variations are produced.
Please find a fix soon as my daughter is giving me grief after I just moved her blog from Blogger to WordPress. :-)
#71
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- Severity changed from normal to major
I have tried all the fixes listed here and nothing seems to work. Even reinstalled WordPress.
I'm also using 1and1 hosting provider. Wordpress was installed using their 1&1 App Center.
Sub-domain being used. Uploading using the wordpress app also fails most of the time.
HTTP error.
HTTP error.
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- Keywords needs-patch added; has-patch removed
The fixes I've tried work for a minute (maybe a day) then I started having the same issue again.
"Of note is that the images were always uploaded, they just showed as broken in the media library and in the posts, when tried." --- This is exactly what's happening to me.
I went back and checked all the code I had edited and it was still in place. I reverted it, tried each one, one by one, again and I'm back at square one.
Replying to pkilmartin:
I don't think the issue is fully understood judging by the threads I've seen. This weekend, I moved two sites to different providers, and when they looked ok, went ahead an upgraded WP from 4.4.3 to 4.52, along with all plugins. Both sites had the image issue.
I tried all of the various workarounds (SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1 in .htaccess, adding the lines to functions.php in child theme, applying the fixes from the patch, verifying permissions, verified PHP settings were above the problematic ones listed) without success. There was a youtube video about changing PHP's reporting errors, which silenced the http errors but didn't fix the underlying problem. Rather than update imagick from 6.7.2-7, i elected to downgrade WP.
I put in place the pre-upgrade public_html directory (from prior to the migration) and changed db_version in wp_options from 36686 to 35700. This was effective. Hopefully all the db changes are backwards compatible (couldn't find documentation on the db changes).
Of note is that the images were always uploaded, they just showed as broken in the media library and in the posts, when tried.
Here is my info:
imagick version: ImageMagick 6.7.2-7 2016-05-09 Q16 module version is 3.4.1
PHP Version 5.6.21
memory_limit 512M
max_execution_time 60
max_input_time 60
upload_max_filesize 128M
post_max_size 128M
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Thanks everyone for the new reports. If you're still experiencing this issue, would you mind testing out the changes from 36534.2.diff to see if this patch has any affect? I believe that some of the changes to the resizing process that were introduced in 4.5 could be hitting Imagick's internal time limits.
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I've also added some extra debugging information to the Debug Media plugin that will give us more information about Imagick's resource limits. If those who are having issues could install the plugin and share the information gathered by the plugin about your environment, that would be helpful as well.
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Thanks for the Debug plugin. It seems like I don't even have ImageMagick.
I did 1and1's Install ImageMagick via SSH: http://help.1and1.com/hosting-c37630/webspace-and-access-c85098/ssh-c37775/install-imagemagick-via-ssh-a649013.html
But nothing, (php -m) on SSH does not show it and to install it I need root access.
1and1 support did not understand the situation and after looking around seems that they won't even install third party extension. I guess it's time to shop for hosting provider
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The debug plugin appears to also show that ImageMagick is not installed or not working so I've raised a ticket with my host 1and1 and await their response. It seems strange that small images are being uploaded and are being resized though so I don't think this issue is fully resolved.
Media Debugging Info
Active Editor WP_Image_Editor_GD
Imagick Module Number Imagick not available
ImageMagick Version Imagick not available
GD Version bundled (2.1.0 compatible)
Memory Limit 256M
Max Execution Time 360
Max Input Time -1
Upload Max Filesize 64M
Post Max Size 64M
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Jumping in to report that I believe I'm also experiencing this issue on Pantheon. Since 4.5, I can no longer upload images larger than 3601x3601. I installed the debug media plugin, and here's what it reports:
Media Debugging Info Active Editor WP_Image_Editor_Imagick Imagick Module Number 1672 ImageMagick Version ImageMagick 6.8.8-10 Q16 x86_64 2015-03-10 http://www.imagemagick.org GD Version bundled (2.1.0 compatible) Memory Limit 256M Max Execution Time 120 Max Input Time 900 Upload Max Filesize 100M Post Max Size 100M Imagick Resource Limits Imagick area limit 59 GB Imagick disk limit -1 Imagick file limit 768 Imagick map limit 59 GB Imagick memory limit 29 GB Imagick thread limit Not Available
@joemcgill, I tried changing FILTER_TRIANGLE
to FILTER_BOX
and that didn't resolve the issue. if you'd like, I can set you up with a vanilla WP install on Pantheon so you can more easily debug the issue. Ping me in slack (@mboynes) if that would be helpful.
Side note: 36534.2.diff misses an instance:
$filter = defined( 'Imagick::FILTER_BOX' ) ? Imagick::FILTER_TRIANGLE : false;
should be
$filter = defined( 'Imagick::FILTER_BOX' ) ? Imagick::FILTER_BOX : false;
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Reporting back on another site with this issue. All images smaller than 200KB.
From Debug Log
PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php on line 350 PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php on line 358 PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php on line 338 PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor.php on line 425
Not working: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/36534#comment:73
Working: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/36534#comment:6
From Debug Media plugin
Media Debugging Info Active Editor WP_Image_Editor_Imagick Imagick Module Number 1657 ImageMagick Version ImageMagick 6.7.9-10 2013-08-29 Q16 http://www.imagemagick.org GD Version bundled (2.1.0 compatible) Memory Limit 256M Max Execution Time 30 Max Input Time 60 Upload Max Filesize 128M Post Max Size 128M Imagick Resource Limits Imagick area limit 126 GB Imagick disk limit -1 Imagick file limit 12288 Imagick map limit 126 GB Imagick memory limit 63 GB Imagick thread limit 32
#79
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I also have the same problem after upgrade to 4.5
SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1 is not working even for 100kB images
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-images by joemcgill. View the logs.
8 years ago
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- Milestone changed from 4.6 to Future Release
Based on the latest chat and the lack of a patch I'm going to punt this from the 4.6 milestone.
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Replying to joemcgill:
Thanks everyone for the new reports. If you're still experiencing this issue, would you mind testing out the changes from 36534.2.diff to see if this patch has any affect? I believe that some of the changes to the resizing process that were introduced in 4.5 could be hitting Imagick's internal time limits.
Thanks your help ,after patch to single thread or FILTER_BOX are not working,
both GD and imagick Editor get http error ,GD editor get less error,hope this issue will be solved soon.
I am running WP 4.5.3, hosted by Dreamhost.
here is my debug info:
Active Editor WP_Image_Editor_Imagick
Imagick Module Number 1641
ImageMagick Version ImageMagick 6.6.9-7 2014-03-06 Q16 http://www.imagemagick.org
GD Version bundled (2.1.0 compatible)
Memory Limit 256M
Max Execution Time 1000
Max Input Time 500
Upload Max Filesize 64M
Post Max Size 2000M
Imagick Resource Limits
Imagick area limit 8 GB
Imagick disk limit -1
Imagick file limit 768
Imagick map limit 63 GB
Imagick memory limit 31 GB
Imagick thread limit Not Available
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Replying to @jayztw :
I had been experiencing HTTP 503 errors using the uploader, although the DB entry was correctly created and the file was correctly uploaded. Using the diff patch certainly stops the error from occurring, but the thumbnails aren't generated. Neither when uploading nor when using the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin, which has always worked in the past. WP 4.6 in PHP 7 on Linux.
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Make sure that you aren't experiencing any errors with your other plugins or theme when experiencing http upload errors. Any output, error reporting or echoing, will break ajax processing and will interfere with uploads causing an error. There are a few ways to track down the culprit. The easy way: Try turning off debug or outputting it to debug.log. You could try disabling other plugins to determine the issue. Try switching themes to determine that it's not an issue with the theme. I think that it could also be a database issue, so backing up your database (very important) and running a repair on it might help. In short , it is possible that ajax is receiving data that it can't process because of the warning messages that are interfering with your uploads and possibly thumbnail generation.
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Replying to nomadcoder:
The server always throws a 503 error when I upload, but doesn't write anything to the PHP error log or to the regular raw server statistics. Identical code in an identical local installation works fine. After implementing the patch, there are no errors at all. But no thumbnails generated either.
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Ah, I believe that I misread your comment as to the actual error number you were getting. I think that error 503 might be a server error, possibly security. Someone else who knows more can correct me.
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Replying to nomadcoder:
503 is Service Unavailable, which seems to get thrown for an unknown reason. It's certainly not a timeout, which is 500 and which would occur after 240 seconds on my server. I'm assuming that changing to FILTER_BOX is more efficient, which helps the upload. I'll have to go back to basics and deactivate everything else in the installation to see whether it's a plugin of theme function interfering.
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Replying to markhowellsmead:
Replying to nomadcoder:
503 is Service Unavailable, which seems to get thrown for an unknown reason. It's certainly not a timeout, which is 500 and which would occur after 240 seconds on my server. I'm assuming that changing to FILTER_BOX is more efficient, which helps the upload. I'll have to go back to basics and deactivate everything else in the installation to see whether it's a plugin of theme function interfering.
FWIW, I've seen 503 errors occur because of misconfigurations with ImageMagick, but it's hard to tell exactly what is happening without checking your server logs to see what error is being reported.
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-images by mike. View the logs.
8 years ago
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i add the fix code on fuctions.php, and now image uploaded but doesn’t create thumbs (wordpress 4.6.1)
any help?
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core by joemcgill. View the logs.
8 years ago
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Found it! After deactivating all of the plugins and reverting to the default Theme, the problem still occurred. Further tests indicated that the JPGs we were working with had been saved in (an invalid) four-colour CMYK format. Although ImageMagick can convert invalid images in this format, the server appears to have a problem with them.
#95
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8 years ago
Affecting me on WestHost, WP version 4.6.1.
The two fixes to limit the ImageMagick threads (via .htaccess https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/36534#comment:11 or patching class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/36534#comment:10) didn't work, but adding the code to functions.php to switch the image engine to gd did the trick https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/36534#comment:25
And I filed a ticket with them and asked them to look into their configuration of OpenMP. I hope they deal with it.
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I've got the exact same problem. Any fix for that?
Replying to aldon:
i add the fix code on fuctions.php, and now image uploaded but doesn’t create thumbs (wordpress 4.6.1)
any help?
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Replying to isakengstrom:
I've got the exact same problem. Any fix for that?
Have you made sure that the images are in RGB format?
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Replying to markhowellsmead:
Replying to isakengstrom:
I've got the exact same problem. Any fix for that?
Have you made sure that the images are in RGB format?
Some are, some not. But the problem occurs regardless if it's in RGB or CMYK.
Here's a picture of the site I'm working on (it's in swedish):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xsducxrosckh8jh/thumbnails.png?dl=0
The two post on top and the one down to the left I've added before I added the fix to functions.php and the one on the bottom right after I added it.
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I've got the exact same problem. Any fix for that?
Which error are you getting? The timeout (Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded) or the “HTTP Error” message?
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Replying to markhowellsmead:
I've got the exact same problem. Any fix for that?
Which error are you getting? The timeout (Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded) or the “HTTP Error” message?
The HTTP error.
I've now identified that it is a problem with the thumbnail generation. When I change the image engine to GD I can upload images (no HTTP error) but WP doesn't generate any thumbnails. If i switch back to ImageMagick I can regenerate the thumbnails and then they're all showing properly, but if I use ImageMagick I can't uploading images without getting the HTTP error. So I have to switch between the two image engines to get it right...
My WP-installation is 4.6.1 and I use the theme "Newspaper" by Tagdiv. The server runs PHP 5.6.12.
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Replying to isakengstrom:
I've now identified that it is a problem with the thumbnail generation. When I change the image engine to GD I can upload images (no HTTP error) but WP doesn't generate any thumbnails. If i switch back to ImageMagick I can regenerate the thumbnails and then they're all showing properly, but if I use ImageMagick I can't uploading images without getting the HTTP error. So I have to switch between the two image engines to get it right...
This sounds like *exactly* the same problem I was experiencing. In my case, I got around the problem completely by using ImageMagick and ensuring that all images were in RGB format. If you're getting the same issue but with RGB images, then I guess the problem is deeper than the circumstances I could reproduce.
#102
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8 years ago
In my case the problem is not related to the RGB format of images, because it occurs randomly on some images. Uploading the same image once or twice again finally succeeds, but the failed images leave trash in the database. See #37853 for details.
#103
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8 years ago
My client was on WP v.4.6.1 when I discovered the image upload issue. I only just came onto the project so I cannot verify when the issue began as they hadn't used the image upload for a long time before that but it was likely a v4.5.x.
I was getting the generic HTTP error on upload of even the smallest of files (sub-100k) and the successful uploading of any images at all was inconsistent and very unreliable. The only way I was able to resolve the issue was to default to the GD library. Now it works as normal.
PHP Version 5.4.45
Host: Site5
#104
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- Severity changed from major to normal
Lots of threads with this problem being reported all over the net. It's pretty clear to me that the various configuration issues that "fix" the issue really are just band aids to an underlying problem with some of the image management innovation in v4.5. Some people are helped with .htaccess changes with the SetEnv variable or changing some timing parameters to allow a process to complete. For many those changes don't work and only switching to GD works which means a totally different code path is followed. This means that the underlying problem still exists on many configuration but the GD change is a total workaround with probably less features/support in the future. Even the PHP version update sometimes helps which probably is a different starting point configuration "fixing" the problem, but again that's not always the case.
Here's the configuration we were able to simulate with sample images:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/media-upload-not-working-http-error/page/2/#post-8435954
There are other examples of solutions without proper debug features.
I'll upload the debug media details and post. I'd really like to see this fixed with maybe setting some parameters/changes that provide a more reliable method than switching to GD as the "worst case" scenario.
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To fix my problem I added the functions.php patch published by @mikeschroder on github. I tried various fixes described above and only switching to GD fixed it. I removed the thread limit for imagick from .htaccess and left the PHP parameters as below.
The setup is on "Managed WordPress" at GoDaddy... The media sample I was having HTTP errors reported is 3600px across but only 2MB in size.
Here's a smaller version that is 1800px across (and smaller as a result) that had no problem WITHOUT any reconfiguration at all.
I am happy to work with a developer to troubleshoot this issue as we have lots of WordPress sites we can spin up to experiment with configuration examples.
From Debug plugin
PHP
5.4.45
MySQL
5.6.32
Memory Usage
101,921,160 bytes
Media Debugging Info Active Editor WP_Image_Editor_GD Imagick Module Number 1620 ImageMagick Version ImageMagick 6.5.4-7 2014-02-10 Q16 OpenMP http://www.imagemagick.org GD Version bundled (2.1.0 compatible) Ghostscript Version 8.70 Memory Limit 2048M Max Execution Time 1600 Max Input Time 160 Upload Max Filesize 256M Post Max Size 120M
#106
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Replying to pkilmartin:
I put in place the pre-upgrade public_html directory (from prior to the migration) and changed db_version in wp_options from 36686 to 35700. This was effective. Hopefully all the db changes are backwards compatible (couldn't find documentation on the db changes).
Of note is that the images were always uploaded, they just showed as broken in the media library and in the posts, when tried.
That's what I was seeing as well, in terms of thumbnails breaking. As per a previous profiling post by @joemcgill it looks like the changes in 4.5 require more horsepower and time to process and depending on the input and configuration they break in certain situations. Seems like we'd need to setup some conditions to check what the resources are available in the current configuration and fail back to GD although setting these parameters is probably not easily determined or accurate. Tough problem!
Maybe catching the HTTP error and reprocessing with GD would be an alternative?
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Replying to mhowellsmead:
Further tests indicated that the JPGs we were working with had been saved in (an invalid) four-colour CMYK format. Although ImageMagick can convert invalid images in this format, the server appears to have a problem with them.
How to do you check to see if the images we have problems with are in the 4 colour CMYK format? What do you use to inspect the image for this?
#108
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8 years ago
I wonder if the code from this Stackoverflow post (esp the imagemagick and GD versions to spot RGB vs CMYK) can be used to diagnose the image being uploaded and take appropriate measures depending on what we find to be the limits on Image Magick's processing capabilities. I know we're sort of down a rat hole here, but this problem really irks me for some reason :)
One thing that I have seen is very wide images cause processing to fail, although I have seen other issues so there may be multiple root causes here.
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I think this issue should be split into two separate cases:
- Related to a wrong image format (CMYK), when the image is never correctly uploaded (some cases of too big images could match this category as well)
- Related to random errors, which cannot be reliably reproduced, related probably to server and PHP configuration, timeouts and other errors, leaving garbage in the database.
And it should be clearly stated that switching to GD is not a fix, it's just an ugly workaround with some other consequences (like quality).
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Replying to cezariuszmarek:
I am very certain that these are two different issues, but have dealt with both of them on almost every single site that I've worked on. I have found that saving the image in a different format enabled me to deal with issue 1. Issue #2 is always caused by something different - in most cases, some plugin or another that is throwing an error that messes with ajax. It seems like ajax issues could be resolved by isolating functionality. I know that might be a big deal to refactor, but that's my take.
#111
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Experienced this issue on 4.7 w/ PHP 5.5.38. All files were under 1MB.
Both patches worked, but required max_execution_time to be increased to 45s
max post set to 32M
max filesize set to 16M
On a MediaTemple DV
#112
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I've setup a totally bare WP 4.7 core server, using 2017 theme. My sample image file still breaks the upload with an HTTP error. I have chatted with others online who have seen this problem with images wider than 3500px across (regardless of physical file size).
Disabled all plugins that come on core, only debug media/debug bar plugins enabled to generate the output below. I set max_execution_time in .user.ini to see if a longer time would help, but it did not even at 360. I've experimented with imagemagick environment variables like MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT and MAGICK_TIME_LIMIT without any success yet
Managed WordPress at GoDaddy PHP 5.6.27 MySQL 5.6.32 Memory Usage 5,620,464 bytes Media Debugging Info Active Editor WP_Image_Editor_Imagick Imagick Module Number 1620 ImageMagick Version ImageMagick 6.5.4-7 2014-02-10 Q16 OpenMP http://www.imagemagick.org GD Version bundled (2.1.0 compatible) Ghostscript Version 8.70 Memory Limit 256M Max Execution Time 360 Max Input Time 60 Upload Max Filesize 256M Post Max Size 65M Imagick Resource Limits Imagick area limit 251 GB Imagick disk limit -1 Imagick file limit 24575 Imagick map limit 503 GB Imagick memory limit 189 GB Imagick thread limit Not Available
#113
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8 years ago
@asirota
Just uploaded the image optimized version of that image to a GD WP managed site and the image uploaded fine.
File name: Image_that_breaks_WordPress_upload.jpg File type: JPG File size: 119 KB Dimensions: 3600 × 1800
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@lukecavanagh -- are you using Image Magick or GD as your graphics editor? If you can install the Debug/Media plugins and provide your output that would be great! Any changes to .htaccess/wp-config.php parameters would be welcome as well.
BTW, I am assuming your upload didn't HTTP error and the thumbnail shows up ok in the media library?
#115
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@asirota
Sure let me get that info.
No HTTP error and the thumbnail was created correctly in the media library.
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@asirota
Here is that info.
Active Editor WP_Thumb_Image_Editor_Imagick Imagick Module Number 1620 ImageMagick Version ImageMagick 6.5.4-7 2014-02-10 Q16 OpenMP http://www.imagemagick.org GD Version bundled (2.1.0 compatible) Ghostscript Version 8.70 Memory Limit 256M Max Execution Time 30 Max Input Time 60 Upload Max Filesize 64M Post Max Size 65M
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Thanks @lukecavanagh !
Are you on WP 4.5+ on this server? Please provide the WP version and php version. Should be at the top of the debug output.
Also the ImageMagick Resource limits from the debug media plugin... called Imagick Resource Limits
Also I noted something interesting in your output. Your image editor is called:
WP_Thumb_Image_Editor_Imagick
Mine is called...
WP_Image_Editor_Imagick
Why the difference??? Do you have anything in functions.php or a plugin that would switch out the Active Image editor?
Replying to lukecavanagh:
@asirota
Here is that info.
Active Editor WP_Thumb_Image_Editor_Imagick Imagick Module Number 1620 ImageMagick Version ImageMagick 6.5.4-7 2014-02-10 Q16 OpenMP http://www.imagemagick.org GD Version bundled (2.1.0 compatible) Ghostscript Version 8.70 Memory Limit 256M Max Execution Time 30 Max Input Time 60 Upload Max Filesize 64M Post Max Size 65M
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8 years ago
Surely this experience is far from an ideal WordPress experience .
We need to solve this. Anyone want to help?
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- Severity changed from normal to critical
- Version 4.5 deleted
Can someone please tell me what the status is on this problem?
As a shared hosting company, we can't go an fix client's Wordpress installations the whole time due to a bug in Wordpress.
One client said it's easier to use Joomla! than to try and fix this issue the whole time.
What worked for us?
the .htaccess method
I can confirm, I used the patch (https://core.trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/36534/36534.2.diff) to one website's Wordpress files, but it made no difference.
Server specs right now:
php -v
PHP 5.6.25 (cli) (built: Sep 1 2016 23:25:06)
Copyright (c) 1997-2016 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.6.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2016 Zend Technologies
with XCache v3.2.0, Copyright (c) 2005-2014, by mOo
with the ionCube PHP Loader (enabled) + Intrusion Protection from ioncube24.com (unconfigured) v5.1.1, Copyright (c) 2002-2016, by ionCube Ltd.
with Zend Guard Loader v3.3, Copyright (c) 1998-2014, by Zend Technologies
with XCache Cacher v3.2.0, Copyright (c) 2005-2014, by mOo
with Suhosin v0.9.38, Copyright (c) 2007-2015, by SektionEins GmbH
convert --version
Version: ImageMagick 6.7.2-7 2016-06-17 Q16 http://www.imagemagick.org
Copyright: Copyright (C) 1999-2011 ImageMagick Studio LLC
Features: OpenMP
root@neptune:[~]$ php -i | grep memory_limit
memory_limit => 250M => 250M
Tested on Wordpress 4.7.2
#121
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8 years ago
I've been having the same problem, with a twist. My cheap shared host doesn't even offer Imagick so I'm using the standard PHP GD library to resize images. Yet some images caused the same problem of stalling after upload, unable to generate the requisite smaller sizes. I cannot change any PHP performance settings (because of cheap shared host) but I did find a sort of solution.
- First step: iPhone and Sony NEX-7 photos upload fine, some larger Sony A7R photos don't. Upgraded PHP from 5.6 to 7.1, and A7R photos now upload fine as well.
- Second step: Certain (not all!) even larger Sony A7R II photos repeatedly fail to upload, even when reducing Lightroom export quality to achieve an image size of 5 MB or so. Perhaps total image size in pixels, combined with certain image contents, is a narrow failure condition?
So I told Lightroom to reduce the dimensions of A7R II photos (7952 x 5304) to A7R size (7360 x 4909). This visually imperceptible downscaling allowed all my problem pictures to upload just fine, even if the JPEG size exceeds 10 MB.
edit: In a second batch of A7R II photos, this resizing now caused different uploads to fail. Very slightly changing the size again, to 7346 x 4900 pixels, allowed all uploads to succeed.
Reducing image size has been recommended previously but I wanted to point out that you may not need to downscale images to an unusable low resolution. Just getting slightly below some weird PHP image library threshold may solve your problem, with no visible degradation.
#122
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8 years ago
Some more information. I'm seeing this problem on one of my hosts (Site5). They fixed it for me by adding the below configuration values in .user.ini file:
max_execution_time = 7200 upload_max_filesize = 1024M post_max_size = 100M max_input_time = 500 memory_limit = 512M max_input_vars = 5000
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-media by joemcgill. View the logs.
8 years ago
#124
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7 years ago
As in the original Ticket mentioned: the problem seems to be related rather to resolution and not file size. I did a check with 2 Images (9:16 & 16:9) saved them in different qualities and different resolutions:
Image 01 ( 9:16, Portrait ) : Smartphone Pic | Quality 100 | 2336x4160 | 2.3MB => FAILED PS_SavedForWeb | Quality 100 | 2336x4160 | 3.3MB => FAILED PS_SavedForWeb | Quality 20 | 2336x4160 | 244KB => FAILED PS_SavedForWeb | Quality 100 | 1900x0959 | 959KB => WORKS PS_SavedAsJPEG | Quality 100 | 1900x1900 | 1.8MB => WORKS Image 02 ( 16:9, Landscape ) : Smartphone Pic | Quality 100 | 4160x2336 | 2.8MB => FAILED PS_SavedForWeb | Quality 100 | 4160x2336 | 4.2MB => FAILED PS_SavedForWeb | Quality 20 | 4160x2336 | 463KB => FAILED PS_SavedForWeb | Quality 100 | 1900x1067 | 1.3MB => WORKS PS_SavedAsJPEG | Quality 100 | 1900x1900 | 1.8MB => WORKS * "PS_*" = Photoshop
All Images failed with HTTPError before 120second Execution Time Limit.
max_input_time = 60 max_execution_time = 120 upload_max_filesize = 10M post_max_size = 16M memory_limit = 128M
I didn't changed any fcigd settings.
#125
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7 years ago
I originally reported my issues in #69.
As I needed to migrate those sites to new hosting this year, I played with the old instances to see if I could get this to work.
ImageMagick version is 6.7.2-7
I upgraded straight to 4.7.5, then disabled all plugins, and used several test images, and then the test image from #113.
No luck, at least not consistently.
I used your reported settings below, but in php.ini, not in .user.ini
No Luck.
Lastly, Added SetEnv MAGICK_THREAD_LIMIT 1 , which had not worked a year ago, and was successful.
Replying to Dvaer:
Some more information. I'm seeing this problem on one of my hosts (Site5). They fixed it for me by adding the below configuration values in .user.ini file:
max_execution_time = 7200 upload_max_filesize = 1024M post_max_size = 100M max_input_time = 500 memory_limit = 512M max_input_vars = 5000
#126
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7 years ago
Replying to RudiAhlers:
Can someone please tell me what the status is on this problem?
As a shared hosting company, we can't go an fix client's Wordpress installations the whole time due to a bug in Wordpress.
One client said it's easier to use Joomla! than to try and fix this issue the whole time.
What worked for us?
the .htaccess method
I missed this ticket update initially, so updating a bit late.
If you're a shared hosting company, and the .htaccess
method fixed it, this means that your Imagick/Imagemagick either has a bug in terms of the versions used/compiled for the platform, or it isn't configured correctly.
The OpenMP/threading issue is not a WordPress bug, so I'd suggest fixing it globally so that your WordPress customers don't have this problem anymore.
One of the simplest solutions would be to use the same configuration that fixed it in the .htaccess
rule for the one customer on the rest of the platform. I'd also suggest having your SysEng team take a look at Imagick and Imagemagick on your platform to make sure it's compiled with equal versions, and configured appropriately for your systems.
#127
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6 years ago
Replying to swissspidy:
I'm a bit worried about seeing so many reports of breakage.
@ all: If you're affected by this bug, it would be great if you could test 36534.diff by applying those changes to
wp-includes/class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php
and write here if it works.
@joemcgill How confident would you be with shipping 36534.diff in 4.5.3 and improve things in 4.6 as you previously suggested?
This worked for me. Is there any way to filter this so the fix can persist throughout updates?
This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #core-media by joemcgill. View the logs.
6 years ago
#129
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6 years ago
Hello. I'm the maintainer of Imagick. I got pointed to this bug by: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=77683
Setting the parameter via env setings is inherently unsafe in all multi-threaded environments.
It should be possible to set this via code instead by doing:
Imagick::setResourceLimit(\Imagick::RESOURCETYPE_THREAD, 1);
Obviously that would need to be wrapped with the appropriate check to see if the extension exists, and if the function exists. Or possibly calling Imagick::setResourceLimit(6, 1); in case the version of Imagick doesn't have that resource set.
For the record - OpenMP is meant to be used for CLI programs only. As far as I'm aware it's not designed at all to be running inside another multi-threaded environment like Apache.
#130
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6 years ago
For everyone thinking that images over a certain size fail, you should probably check the other resource limits through http://php.net/manual/en/imagick.getresourcelimit.php
#131
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12 months ago
- Keywords close added
Given the lack of activity on this in the last five years, I suspect that the underlying cause was outside of WordPress and is largely fixed upstream. Recommending for close. If somebody more familiar with the upstream hosting issues (@mikeschroder, perhaps) wants to confirm, I'd appreciate it.
#132
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12 months ago
Hi @joedolson !
I agree. I think most of the issues listed are a variety of hosting configuration issues.
There have been improvements both in upstream libraries, and on the WordPress side as well -- like adding retries for resizes -- since this ticket was created, which likely have helped, too.
Because it's such a mix of issues, I think it's probably best to close this ticket, and open new ones for any new or more specific issues.
Hi @unicornbacon thanks for the bug report (and awesome handle!)
The error
Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded
tells us that your web server has run out of time trying to process the images you are uploading. Increasing the max execution time should solve your issue.As you may know, every time you upload an image to WordPress, the server resizes the upload into several sizes for use on the front end of the site. By default there are thumbnail (small), medium and large sizes and themes and plugins can add additional sizes.
In WordPress 4.4 and 4.5 we have been changing and improving image handling with several goals including faster/small images for faster loads/less space on small image sizes, and new large sizes to provide responsive image sizes (images that display well on hi def monitors, ie 'retina'). These additional sizes and better compression mean more work on the server side when uploading.
This is all my long way of saying image processing load has increased when uploading images in 4.5 - we are trying to do more with each image that is uploaded. The error you see you see is on a line of code calling
unsharpMaskImage
which sharpens up resized images. I don't think this is a core bug: your images are very large and are exceeding the capacity of WP 4.5 to handle them on your server.