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Intervention Image make() doesn't work on Laravel console kernel schedule with larger files
I have a schedule on my consolekernel.php like this:
$client = new Client;
// I use GuzzleHttpClient because I can't turn `allow_url_fopen` on
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
It works well with smaller images (~<200KB), but on files with ~>200KB, the last line crashes without any error logs.
I also tried to get strlen($str) to compare its length with remote file's bytes right before $image = Image::make($str);. it was okay even with a file with 898,357 bytes size and returned 898357.
I tried to use this code in web.php to debug in this way:
$client = new Client;
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
return $image->response('jpg', 70);
It works well even with large images, but in this way:
$client = new Client;
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
return $image->response();
It just responses for small files and crashes on large files.
Are there any ways to fix this?
php laravel guzzle intervention
asked Jan 1 at 12:49
PourbahramiPourbahrami
20919
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I have a schedule on my consolekernel.php like this:
$client = new Client;
// I use GuzzleHttpClient because I can't turn `allow_url_fopen` on
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
It works well with smaller images (~<200KB), but on files with ~>200KB, the last line crashes without any error logs.
I also tried to get strlen($str) to compare its length with remote file's bytes right before $image = Image::make($str);. it was okay even with a file with 898,357 bytes size and returned 898357.
I tried to use this code in web.php to debug in this way:
$client = new Client;
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
return $image->response('jpg', 70);
It works well even with large images, but in this way:
$client = new Client;
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
return $image->response();
It just responses for small files and crashes on large files.
Are there any ways to fix this?
php laravel guzzle intervention
asked Jan 1 at 12:49
PourbahramiPourbahrami
20919
make sure to checkmemory_limitin php.ini. try to increase it and restart server and debug again.
– Kul
Jan 1 at 12:56
@Kul my project is on a shared hosting service, so i can't.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 13:43
@Pourbahrami sure you can; write an email to the provider.
– Kyslik
Jan 1 at 14:39
@Kul @Kyslik I triedini_get('memory_limit');and it returned32M. I think it must be enough memory limit to handle it.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 16:03
add a comment |
I have a schedule on my consolekernel.php like this:
$client = new Client;
// I use GuzzleHttpClient because I can't turn `allow_url_fopen` on
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
It works well with smaller images (~<200KB), but on files with ~>200KB, the last line crashes without any error logs.
I also tried to get strlen($str) to compare its length with remote file's bytes right before $image = Image::make($str);. it was okay even with a file with 898,357 bytes size and returned 898357.
I tried to use this code in web.php to debug in this way:
$client = new Client;
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
return $image->response('jpg', 70);
It works well even with large images, but in this way:
$client = new Client;
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
return $image->response();
It just responses for small files and crashes on large files.
Are there any ways to fix this?
php laravel guzzle intervention
asked Jan 1 at 12:49
PourbahramiPourbahrami
20919
I have a schedule on my consolekernel.php like this:
$client = new Client;
// I use GuzzleHttpClient because I can't turn `allow_url_fopen` on
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
It works well with smaller images (~<200KB), but on files with ~>200KB, the last line crashes without any error logs.
I also tried to get strlen($str) to compare its length with remote file's bytes right before $image = Image::make($str);. it was okay even with a file with 898,357 bytes size and returned 898357.
I tried to use this code in web.php to debug in this way:
$client = new Client;
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
return $image->response('jpg', 70);
It works well even with large images, but in this way:
$client = new Client;
$response = $client->get($image_url);
$body = $response->getBody();
$str = (string) $body;
$image = Image::make($str);
return $image->response();
It just responses for small files and crashes on large files.
Are there any ways to fix this?
php laravel guzzle intervention
php laravel guzzle intervention
asked Jan 1 at 12:49
PourbahramiPourbahrami
20919
asked Jan 1 at 12:49
PourbahramiPourbahrami
20919
asked Jan 1 at 12:49
PourbahramiPourbahrami
20919
asked Jan 1 at 12:49
PourbahramiPourbahrami
20919
asked Jan 1 at 12:49
PourbahramiPourbahrami
20919
20919
make sure to checkmemory_limitin php.ini. try to increase it and restart server and debug again.
– Kul
Jan 1 at 12:56
@Kul my project is on a shared hosting service, so i can't.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 13:43
@Pourbahrami sure you can; write an email to the provider.
– Kyslik
Jan 1 at 14:39
@Kul @Kyslik I triedini_get('memory_limit');and it returned32M. I think it must be enough memory limit to handle it.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 16:03
add a comment |
make sure to checkmemory_limitin php.ini. try to increase it and restart server and debug again.
– Kul
Jan 1 at 12:56
@Kul my project is on a shared hosting service, so i can't.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 13:43
@Pourbahrami sure you can; write an email to the provider.
– Kyslik
Jan 1 at 14:39
@Kul @Kyslik I triedini_get('memory_limit');and it returned32M. I think it must be enough memory limit to handle it.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 16:03
make sure to check
memory_limit in php.ini. try to increase it and restart server and debug again.– Kul
Jan 1 at 12:56
make sure to check
memory_limit in php.ini. try to increase it and restart server and debug again.– Kul
Jan 1 at 12:56
@Kul my project is on a shared hosting service, so i can't.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 13:43
@Kul my project is on a shared hosting service, so i can't.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 13:43
@Pourbahrami sure you can; write an email to the provider.
– Kyslik
Jan 1 at 14:39
@Pourbahrami sure you can; write an email to the provider.
– Kyslik
Jan 1 at 14:39
@Kul @Kyslik I tried
ini_get('memory_limit'); and it returned 32M. I think it must be enough memory limit to handle it.– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 16:03
@Kul @Kyslik I tried
ini_get('memory_limit'); and it returned 32M. I think it must be enough memory limit to handle it.– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 16:03
add a comment |
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make sure to check
memory_limitin php.ini. try to increase it and restart server and debug again.– Kul
Jan 1 at 12:56
@Kul my project is on a shared hosting service, so i can't.
– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 13:43
@Pourbahrami sure you can; write an email to the provider.
– Kyslik
Jan 1 at 14:39
@Kul @Kyslik I tried
ini_get('memory_limit');and it returned32M. I think it must be enough memory limit to handle it.– Pourbahrami
Jan 1 at 16:03