Hello, we been having this Media folder/file transfer issue for awhile. Courier doesn't keep the images in the folder on the initial transfer of the folder. The folder is in the right location but the images are all saved at the root of Media. But, if the folder exists and you try to transfer the images only, then the images get transfer at the proper location. So again, this only happens when you transfer a folder with images that doesn't exists yet on the destination server.
Per, the media strucutre is maintained after a transfer in courier version Courier_2.7.4_2.7.3.80.v4 but anything after that, the images are saved at the root. It seems that you have introduced a bug in Courier_2.7.4_2.7.3.81.v4.
Per, the courier config modification fixed my transfer issue. I still don't understand why I would have to update a configuration to make sure the media folder structure transfer properly but thank you for your help.
Media Structure Transfer Issue
Hello, we been having this Media folder/file transfer issue for awhile. Courier doesn't keep the images in the folder on the initial transfer of the folder. The folder is in the right location but the images are all saved at the root of Media. But, if the folder exists and you try to transfer the images only, then the images get transfer at the proper location. So again, this only happens when you transfer a folder with images that doesn't exists yet on the destination server.
We are using Umbraco 4.11.6 and courier 2.7.5.
Thanks,
Patrick
Per, the media strucutre is maintained after a transfer in courier version Courier_2.7.4_2.7.3.80.v4 but anything after that, the images are saved at the root. It seems that you have introduced a bug in Courier_2.7.4_2.7.3.81.v4.
I hope this helps!
Per, can you address this bug as well?
Hi Patrick
Could you test if changing settings work first?
this is the default:
<mediaItemProvider>
<includeChildren>false</includeChildren>
<includeParents>false</includeParents>
</mediaItemProvider>
Try setting includeParents to true, which should force courier to maintain structure.
/Per
Oh, and that setting is around line 110 in the /config/courier.config file
Thanks Per, I will try this.
Per, the courier config modification fixed my transfer issue. I still don't understand why I would have to update a configuration to make sure the media folder structure transfer properly but thank you for your help.
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