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WebP Conversion plugin for WP errors

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    • ianhyzyI Offline
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      wrote on last edited by ianhyzy
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      Hi there, I'm trying to install some automatic WebP conversion plugins and they're having issues. I tried with the free Webp converter for media plugin and get an error where it can't change .htaccess rules:
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      Another plugin, Imagify, has the following error:

      The backup folder /app/data/wp-content/uploads/backup/ cannot be created or is not writable by the server, original images cannot be saved!
      

      Is this something I can create manually, or is this not a good idea given that I'm on the "managed" wordpress app and not the dev one?

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      • ianhyzyI ianhyzy

        Hi there, I'm trying to install some automatic WebP conversion plugins and they're having issues. I tried with the free Webp converter for media plugin and get an error where it can't change .htaccess rules:
        5d9aa3de-66bd-45e3-a569-6b79cab48b7e-image.png

        Another plugin, Imagify, has the following error:

        The backup folder /app/data/wp-content/uploads/backup/ cannot be created or is not writable by the server, original images cannot be saved!
        

        Is this something I can create manually, or is this not a good idea given that I'm on the "managed" wordpress app and not the dev one?

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        wrote on last edited by girish
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        @ianhyzy yes, you can create that directory using the file manager if that's what the plugin requires. This is safe to do since it's inside /app/data .

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        • girishG girish

          @ianhyzy yes, you can create that directory using the file manager if that's what the plugin requires. This is safe to do since it's inside /app/data .

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            @ianhyzy yes, you can create that directory using the file manager if that's what the plugin requires. This is safe to do since it's inside /app/data .

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            • girishG girish

              @ianhyzy yes, you can create that directory using the file manager if that's what the plugin requires. This is safe to do since it's inside /app/data .

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              @girish I made the folder but the plugin is still saying it doesn't have permission - is there anything special I need to do to give the wordpress user permission?

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              • ianhyzyI ianhyzy

                @girish I made the folder but the plugin is still saying it doesn't have permission - is there anything special I need to do to give the wordpress user permission?

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                @ianhyzy how do I reproduce this? I can regenerate images just fine with that plugin.

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                  I can also see webp files generated. But I just realized that you commented about htaccess issue with this plugin. Do you see that error on a fresh install?

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                    The imagify also seems to work. That plugin uploads to some service it seems (not 100% sure but looks like it).

                    f9bfd55d-b932-4ea1-a1c1-6d2d33734ea8-image.png

                    It also replaced inserted images at webp links using htaccess. I did not have to create any directory by hand, it created it automatically for me.

                    Can you try restarting the app and try again? I wonder if the permissions of the data directory somehow got messed up.

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                    • girishG girish

                      The imagify also seems to work. That plugin uploads to some service it seems (not 100% sure but looks like it).

                      f9bfd55d-b932-4ea1-a1c1-6d2d33734ea8-image.png

                      It also replaced inserted images at webp links using htaccess. I did not have to create any directory by hand, it created it automatically for me.

                      Can you try restarting the app and try again? I wonder if the permissions of the data directory somehow got messed up.

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                      @girish I got it working (I think?) but I didn't change anything, I just rebooted again. I also used WebP express which is free and has more features than the paid options. thanks for checking though!

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