Hello folks,
I have a new site that is returning a 500 error whenever the user tries to
access the Media Library. I was unable to find any errors in any of the
logs but after changing the DEBUG setting to True I was able to see that
the error is occurring when one of the images is being rendered as a
thumbnail.
The error is:
IOError at /admin/media-library/browse/
image file is truncated (23 bytes not processed)
and occurs in the file:
lib/python2.7/site-packages/filebrowser_safe/templates/filebrowser/include/filelisting.html
at line 75:
<a href="{{ file.url }}" target="_blank"><img src="{{ MEDIA_URL }}{%
thumbnail file.path 60 60 %}" title="{% trans 'View Image' %}" /></a>
The error happens here in mezzanine_tags.py:
Line 345:
image = image.convert("RGBA")
This started happening after the user uploaded five images. It seems that
at least one of them is corrupted or something. How can I prevent the 500
error? The thumbnail template tag method seems to be coded to catch most
exceptions but this one is still getting through. I'm a little over my head
when it comes to coding up these try - except blocks.
I am going to try to manually remove the offending image file(s) but I hate
to have the server throw 500 errors rather than just complain that the
thumbnail could not be generated or something more friendly.
Any help on catching this exception will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Doug
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