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It depends on your server, how often you are running the processor, if you have Imagick installed, and what your processor load is on.
Generally, if you have the processor running at a load of 5 and have it running once a minute, it should do about 300 an hour. So about 9 hours for your whole batch.
Oh, I thought you meant Symzio – that’s built into WordPress. I won’t be able to change that.
Nope. It’s all on Symzio’s side.
All right, I went in and tweaked it for that sort of a search to make it more accurate. 🙂 NOW I’m going to stop.
I think once we get more users registered, I’ll be able to improve results even further. Also, the search algorithm will continue to be tweaked. Right now I’m trying to take a break from coding too much so I can get my own site up. But I do acknowledge that it is not ideal to have cathedral show up when searching for cat.
The processor should be added to a ‘cron’ job on your server so it runs on its own. It is not realistic to sit there and keep clicking. It should basically run once a minute in the background so you don’t have to worry about it. Then you just add images at your leisure and everything gets taken care of in the background.
If you need help setting up the cron job let me know. Alternatively you can contact your web host who should be able to set it up for you.
No worries. Your site has been scanned now I see.
It says this right by the connection status:
This will update automatically once Symzio scans your site.
More details will be added to the docs once I get a chance to write them. Also, I want to keep the warning message as succinct as possible. But yeah, i’ll look into tweaking it.
That will resolve itself once Symzio spiders your site. It doesn’t spider every site immediately. It will disappear on its own. As long as you have the sync code there, it’s all good.
FYI, I seem to have forgotten to upload the updated files with the fix for this. It should be fixed now.
Hey Sergio,
Sorry, your htaccess looks fine – it’s much simpler than that. Basically, when you go to your root domain (yourdomain.com) you have a placeholder page there; WordPress is not being loaded. You need WordPress to load on your main site URL in order for those two functions to work. The cron, for example, needs to be accessible via a public URL and Symbiostock relies on your main public URL to trigger.
You seem to have an ‘under construction’ placeholder there.
Hey Sergio,
You have a global catchall redirect going on on your main URL. This means any URL that is not in the wp-admin directory is being redirected to your root dir. The processor, as well as the watermark preview all require access to WordPress via the public URL. This is probably setup in your htaccess file. Once you disable the catchall redirect, it will work.
I have added a more comprehensive features list here:
http://www.symbiostock.org/docs/symbiostock-features/
If anyone thinks of something else I’ve missed (it’s pretty large) let me know.
Hi Sergio,
Regarding the second issue – that happens generally when wp_debug is set to true which spits out error messages. Regarding the first issue, send over your login info via PM and I’ll take a look.