Thanks for the report, I’ll check it out. Can you provide a link to the Importer plugin you are using, just to make sure I’m testing the same one?
Wow, 3 months… Anyway, circling back to this, and I can’t seem to replicate it. Were you using an S3 plugin, or anything like that which would remove the file after upload?
UPDATE: the only other thing I could find online that causes those read errors is a lack of memory, so you might try increasing the PHP memory_limit setting if you run into that problem again.
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This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by
Shane Bishop.
Yes, there was a problem with memory_limit. I didn’t even notice before starting import that some images were way over 10MBs. Would be nice if imsanity could do a check before resizing images.
I think the side effect of the memory_limit issue is that some images end up being imported as zero-byte files, and that’s what getimagesize() has problems with. I’ve written a check into the code for that (and a few other things), so hopefully that helps.
Do you know if the memory_limit was causing zero-byte files on your site?