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[jeffgris]

@Een, I'm not sure what's happening, but ever since this was restored, I'm not able to affect the game when I upload changes via SFTP.

I'm able to login via SFTP (1.studio.boardgamearena.com with the user JorgeJones), and I'm able to transfer files and see that they've updated. But when I play the game, the code updates that I've loaded are not reflected.

Any ideas?

If it's about the interface, did you make sure to flush your browser cache?
If it's about your gameinfos/gameoptions, did you reload them from the manage page?
If it's about the server side code, try for example throwing an error in your getAllDatas() ; that should definitely be reflected.

It's about server side code. None of the updates that I make are reflected after I upload them via FTP. It's as if the directory that the game is using is different than it was prior to the actions you took to restore the game after it had been deactivated after inactivity.

[Een]

It's about server side code. None of the updates that I make are reflected after I upload them via FTP. It's as if the directory that the game is using is different than it was prior to the actions you took to restore the game after it had been deactivated after inactivity.

Indeed there was an issue with the mount for this project. Removing it then reassigning it seems to have worked, should be fine now.

[Hornir91]

Hello.

I came back after few months to continue working on a game, but I ran into a problem with images. When I started the game, some images were missing, so I uploaded them again from my repo, cleared the cache and only one of several missing images was there. Is this related to the problems from the beginning on November when you had to restore the projects?

Also I'm getting an error every time I'm trying to upload the images again.

rsync: link_stat "/var/tournoi/release/games/dungeonlords/current/img/game_*.jpg" failed: No such file or directory (2)
rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code 23) at main.c(1677) [Receiver=3.1.3]
rsync: [Receiver] write error: Broken pipe (32)

How can I fix that problem? Thanks for the answers in advance.

Cheers.

[Een]

I came back after few months to continue working on a game, but I ran into a problem with images. When I started the game, some images were missing, so I uploaded them again from my repo, cleared the cache and only one of several missing images was there. Is this related to the problems from the beginning on November when you had to restore the projects?

I'm not aware of issue with images on other projects, but it's possible if images had not been committed properly in the first place. You could check the commit history about this but the main thing is that you were able to reupload the images.

Also I'm getting an error every time I'm trying to upload the images again.

rsync: link_stat "/var/tournoi/release/games/dungeonlords/current/img/game_*.jpg" failed: No such file or directory (2)
rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code 23) at main.c(1677) [Receiver=3.1.3]
rsync: [Receiver] write error: Broken pipe (32)

Probably your project is a little old and doesn't have a game_banner.jpg and/or game_display0-3.jpg images. These are now needed for displaying a nice game page, see the img directory documentation https://en.doc.boardgamearena.com/Game_ ... _directory

So you can either create these images, or disregard the message for now, it's not a blocking issue.

[gdmnw]

Hi - apologies for being so late to respond here. Just coming back to working on our project again (Periorbis) we were able to restore the project but it looks like some aspects are not working - images not displayed etc. I think our project may qualify as an old one - so I may need to upload a game banner and game display image.

Are there any other things I need to do?

[Een]

Are there any other things I need to do?

Nothing specific jumps to mind, if some images don't display best would be to check what's happening with the browser web tools to debug