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Thumbnails on /lounge/ all got deleted. It's anyone's guess how, but I don't know of a script to reprocess images so I'll be manually rebuilding (most of) them (soon).
>it was not the spammer fucking up the site
>plot twist: it's always been the admin and mods
HAHAHAHHAHAAHAH
>plot twist: it's always been the admin and mods
HAHAHAHHAHAAHAH
Images are fixed. Video thumbnails will come when I feel like it.
>>307489
>How did they all get deleted?
I deleted the active thumbnails folder instead of the temp/redundant thumbnails folder when freeing up space through an FTP client. >>307494's guess was right.
>>307495
No wizard should allow himself to be bested by a robot. I used a GUI batch editor for Gimp
>>307489
>How did they all get deleted?
I deleted the active thumbnails folder instead of the temp/redundant thumbnails folder when freeing up space through an FTP client. >>307494's guess was right.
>>307495
No wizard should allow himself to be bested by a robot. I used a GUI batch editor for Gimp
>>307508
>I deleted the active thumbnails folder instead of the temp/redundant thumbnails folder when freeing up space through an FTP client.
>I deleted the active thumbnails folder instead of the temp/redundant thumbnails folder when freeing up space through an FTP client.
I see, simple enough mistake to make.
Glad it was able to be more or less fixed.
Hell, I didn't even notice the problem because you were so on top of it.
>I deleted the active thumbnails folder instead of the temp/redundant thumbnails folder when freeing up space through an FTP client.
>I deleted the active thumbnails folder instead of the temp/redundant thumbnails folder when freeing up space through an FTP client.
I see, simple enough mistake to make.
Glad it was able to be more or less fixed.
Hell, I didn't even notice the problem because you were so on top of it.
did you just have to resize the full size images, and then rename them, and then put in the thumbnail folder
>>307522
Yeah, just download the whole /src/ folder, run it through the batch resizer and compressor, saving as the same filenames and format, then reimport in to the /thumb/ folder. No renaming necessary because thumbs and images share the same timestamp filename.
Yeah, just download the whole /src/ folder, run it through the batch resizer and compressor, saving as the same filenames and format, then reimport in to the /thumb/ folder. No renaming necessary because thumbs and images share the same timestamp filename.