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bharold

I'm using the Upload class to handle a file upload. When I call \Upload::save() followed by $file = \Upload::get_files(), the $file array holds data that suggests that the file was uploaded successfully. However, when I check the "saved_to" location for the "saved_as" file, it doesn't exist. The $file array doesn't have any errors listed:

This is a var_dump($file):

array(2) {
	[0]=>
	array(12) {
	["field"]=>
	string(5) "photo"
	["name"]=>
	string(41) "Screen Shot 2013-03-21 at 11.51.37 PM.png"
	["type"]=>
	string(9) "image/png"
	["file"]=>
	string(14) "/tmp/phpRaGlbs"
	["error"]=>
	bool(false)
	["size"]=>
	int(179226)
	["extension"]=>
	string(3) "png"
	["basename"]=>
	string(37) "Screen Shot 2013-03-21 at 11.51.37 PM"
	["mimetype"]=>
	string(9) "image/png"
	["saved_to"]=>
	string(21) "/mnt/static/clients/20/profile-photos/"
	["saved_as"]=>
	string(36) "3ecbb9b4830cae95ddf601d1d45c3b29.png"
	["errors"]=>
	array(0) {
	}
	}

The /mnt/static location is an Amazon S3 bucket that is mounted using RioFS. I can write to the bucket from the command prompt. I can also use PHP to create files and directories using touch() and mkdir(). The problem seems to be upload-specific. I'm going to try using PHP's native upload functions and see if I can't get it to work that way.

WanWizard

I don't see where this can go wrong, the Upload class does use PHP's native upload functions, it's just a wrapper around it that does a lot of validation and prep work.

In the end, it just uses move_uploaded_file(), like you would do manually.

Perhaps you can debug that bit of the upload class, and see what goes wrong? If it's a bug, we need to get that fixed before the 1.6 release.

bharold

That's what I figured. Working on it; I'll let you know what I determine.

bharold

Update: It's an issue with FUSE

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