attachment_fu and rails 2.3.2 no image on disk

Hi,

After upgrade to Rails 2.3.2 I have a problem with attachments.

After uploading the attachment in the images table there is a new record. But the file does not exist on the file system.

has_attachment :content_type => :image,                 :storage => :file_system,                 :size => 0.megabyte..2.megabytes,                 :thumbnails => { :thumb => '150x150>',                                   :thumb72 => '72x72>',                                   :thumb90 => '90x90>',                                   :thumb150fixed => '150x',                                   :thumb120 => '120x120>',                                   :thumb300 => '300x300>',                                   :thumb400 => '400x400>',                                   :thumb500 => '500x500>'                                 },                 :processor => MiniMagick

Any help appreciated.

Michal.

The error could be so many things, these details that you gived are not sufficient...

Did you check your log files for any possible error? Are you sure that MiniMagick is working well? The new version of rails is installed correctly? Did you tryed to upload different kinds of files?

Give a little more details please

His problem is most likely a permissions issue.

Julian Leviston wrote:

His problem is most likely a permissions issue.

Did the "permission policy" between rails 2.1 and 2.3 change?

LOL what's the permission policy?

Whichever user is running the app needs write access if you want to write files, unless I'm seriously mistaken.

Julian.

The problem is probably something similar to http://blog.methodmissing.com/2008/1/19/edge-callback-refactorings-attachment_fu/

In my case the method process_attachment defined as a after_validation callback doesn't get called for the second attachment of my model.

I replaced beginning of the method:

def after_process_attachment    if save_attachment? (...)

I don't know what will it cause other than making my attchements work. But they do work now, and I'm glad.