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processing files that are put on the server using SFTP
From: |
Lloyd Kvam |
Subject: |
processing files that are put on the server using SFTP |
Date: |
Wed, 06 Oct 2021 10:32:20 -0400 |
User-agent: |
Evolution 3.36.5-0ubuntu1 |
I moved mediagoblin to a new server and upgraded to the current
version. The webserver is serving files properly. However I am unable
to add new media files.
The old server allowed my daughter's family to upload photos to their
SFTP account. A symbolic link (since lost) tied their SFTP folders into
the mediagoblin folder tree. There was a cron job that ran
mg_addmedia.py every five minutes. So the old work flow simply required
that they put photos (and movies) into the SFTP folders and then in a
few minutes, the files would be available through the web interface.
Now when I use the web interface and click "Add media", I get 403
Forbidden. It's a GET /submit/ request so I assume that's Python code
and not a file. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Where does mediagoblin look for new files to process? How should that
kind of automatic processing work today?
- processing files that are put on the server using SFTP,
Lloyd Kvam <=