"Supported file types are GIF, JPG, PNG, SWF and WebM" when uploading WebM

[Soleedus]

WebM support is set to "true" in settings.php, and both mediainfo and ffmpegthumbnailer are installed/functional. TinyIB rejects WebM posts for some reason, and provides the above error message.

[tslocum]

Could you please upload the WebM file you tested? This error is displayed when the MIME type was unmatched, meaning the file isn't being read as video/webm or audio/webm.

[ferngarc]

Any chance in the future to add the feature of clicking an image to enlarge
it, instead of it directing you to a direct image page?

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Could you please upload the WebM file you tested? This error is displayed
when the MIME type was unmatched, meaning the file isn't being read as
video/webm or audio/webm.

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[tslocum]

@ferngarc Sure, I've meant to add such a feature for some time. I've committed the necessary changes.

[Soleedus]

I've tried a lot of WebMs, it's not file-specific.

[tslocum]

Could you please paste the TINYIB_WEBM line from your settings.php?

[Soleedus]

define('TINYIB_WEBM', true);

It says WebM is an accepted filetype -- when I go to post with a WebM,
however, it rejects the post on the basis on an invalid filetype.

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Could you please paste the TINYIB_WEBM line from your settings.php?

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[tslocum]

Below this line add echo $file_mime_output;, the output might give a clue.

[Soleedus]

Did that and, interestingly, nothing is echoed when attempting to upload a webm.

[tslocum]

Change the line you added to echo 'file --mime-type ' . $file_location;die(); Then try running that command as the user which runs PHP (usually www-data in my experience) from the directory containing imgboard.php, it seems like your PHP user might not be able/allowed to reach the file binary.

[tslocum]

Any luck @Soleedus?

[Soleedus]

Hey, here's the echo:
file --mime-type src/1475288262050.webm

[Soleedus]

The webm is being uploaded to the /src/ directory, but it doesn't appear in the board index, or anywhere else for that matter.

[tslocum]

Try running that command as PHP's user from the directory containing imgboard.php, does it return a MIME type?

[Soleedus]

Yeah, there's definitely something up with my permissions. Not something wrong with your software.