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Preview generation with imaginary used to work fine for me. I understand that is it not recommanded because it may have bugs with GIF and HEIC. But, on my RPi setup, imagemagick does not have support for HEIC at all. So I configured Preview to use a remote Imaginary instance instead, and it used to work fine.
Now, the requests produce a HTTP 400 error code on the Imaginary instance, and I haven't been able to figure out how to debug this problem. So I don't know if it is a bug in Preview/Memory, a misconfiguration on the Imaginary instance, or an edge case because of a broken file...
Here is an example of the requests on the Imaginary instance:
My understanding is that code 400 means malformed request. Did anything change in recent versions of Memories?
This used to work like a charm a few weeks ago.
Addition: I have checked that this is not a bug introduced by newer versions of imaginary. I downgraded imaginary to the container of several weeks ago, and the error is the same.
It seems that the URL is somehow malformed now. I did update NC and Memories in the meantime. So, possibly something was changed?
Memories does not deal with preview generation at all, so this would be an upstream bug (nextcloud/server)
Ok. Thanks for you reply. I was confused because the only GUI that allows to switch Imaginary ON/OFF is actually the Memories administration pane.
I have opened a ticket upstream. nextcloud/server#49963
Describe the bug
Preview generation with imaginary used to work fine for me. I understand that is it not recommanded because it may have bugs with GIF and HEIC. But, on my RPi setup, imagemagick does not have support for HEIC at all. So I configured Preview to use a remote Imaginary instance instead, and it used to work fine.
Now, the requests produce a HTTP 400 error code on the Imaginary instance, and I haven't been able to figure out how to debug this problem. So I don't know if it is a bug in Preview/Memory, a misconfiguration on the Imaginary instance, or an edge case because of a broken file...
Here is an example of the requests on the Imaginary instance:
My understanding is that code 400 means malformed request. Did anything change in recent versions of Memories?
This used to work like a charm a few weeks ago.
Thanks,
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