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Here they are (I have optimizing turned "off" right now)
Image Optimizer for XF 2.0 [Paid] 3.0.1
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truonglv
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I just realized - the default paths are incorrect.
Instead of :
'src/addons/Truonglv/ImageOptimizer/pngquant'
it should be
'src/addons/Truonglv/ImageOptimizer/scripts/pngquant'
All of the files are in the 'scripts' folder
Instead of :
'src/addons/Truonglv/ImageOptimizer/pngquant'
it should be
'src/addons/Truonglv/ImageOptimizer/scripts/pngquant'
All of the files are in the 'scripts' folder
truonglv
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Nope. If you run the file
setup.sh you will see the binary at that path. All files in scripts folder is scripts to install binary.
Bonsai Coder
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I must have missed the installation instructions, since they aren't with the file. When I installed, I simply uploaded the files that are in the 'upload' folder, and I 'installed' the add-on via XenForo Admin CP.
So you are saying I have to run something outside of the Admin CP?
So you are saying I have to run something outside of the Admin CP?
truonglv
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Yes. If you have VPS you must run the file
setup.sh to install binary. The binary difference for each environment so I cannot attach into the add-on.
Bonsai Coder
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How would I go about running the file from my server?
I just need root access and use Terminal to navigate to the file, correct?
I just need root access and use Terminal to navigate to the file, correct?
truonglv
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Login to your server then navigate to folder:
Code:
cd your_forum_path/src/addons/Truonglv/ImageOptimizer
Code:
./setup.shBonsai Coder
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Hmmm... I'm getting permission denied - even though this account has full access.
truonglv
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chmod +x setup.sh then try again.
Bonsai Coder
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I didn't get an error message... but the command didn't seem to do anything.
truonglv
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Please drop an PM with me and allow me to remote help you.
Bonsai Coder
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Thank you for the offer of help - and I may need to take you up on it in the future 
But for now, I finally figured out how to run setup.sh. Everything seemed to setup just fine, and I verified the binaries as looking good. I am trying another test run.
I just checked... and it is working!! Thank you so much for your help!
But for now, I finally figured out how to run setup.sh. Everything seemed to setup just fine, and I verified the binaries as looking good. I am trying another test run.I just checked... and it is working!! Thank you so much for your help!
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Everything is working great, but it is optimizing about 4GB of images per day with option settings of 100 images per job. Is this a decent rate of optimization? I know that it is due to a great extent on my server, but is there a simple way to know how fast is "fast enough"?
I am guessing I have about 50GB of images in total.
I am guessing I have about 50GB of images in total.
duderuud
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Bought this add-on and it's running now. Is going to take a while, we have a LOT of images...
Quick remark though @truonglv , you should make a requirements list:
I had to re-run the setup 5 times before getting everything to install.
But so far so good, thanks for this add-on!
PS: Is there a way to let the script run more often than once every 5 minutes? Cannot edit the cron entry.
And is it smart to do so if possible?
Currently the script is set to edit 75 images every 5 minutes. With those settings it's going to take 6 weeks to complete
Quick remark though @truonglv , you should make a requirements list:
- git
- Curl
- GCC
- pkg-config
- autoconf
- libjpeg-dev
- libpng-dev
I had to re-run the setup 5 times before getting everything to install.
But so far so good, thanks for this add-on!
PS: Is there a way to let the script run more often than once every 5 minutes? Cannot edit the cron entry.
And is it smart to do so if possible?
Currently the script is set to edit 75 images every 5 minutes. With those settings it's going to take 6 weeks to complete
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Bonsai Coder
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@100 images per run, I have processed 45 GB after 11 days. With default optimization settings, I am saving 23% (10.4 GB so far).
duderuud
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And the final update.
After 6 weeks of running (first with the default settings but quickly after created a new cronjob that ran every minute@50 images) it is done with all the images:
Original total size: 251GB
New size: 92GB
A saving of 63.5%
After 6 weeks of running (first with the default settings but quickly after created a new cronjob that ran every minute@50 images) it is done with all the images:
- 1.45 million attachments
- 247.000 avatars
- 1.47 million proxy images (according to id)
Original total size: 251GB
New size: 92GB
A saving of 63.5%
Dubbed Navigator
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Thats awesome! will have to look at getting this soon. I have nowhere near the amount you do but its certainly worth having.
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