Hello there, I am trying to print links via file_create_url($uri) and unfortunately, this breaks occasionally when using Storage API. The function will return a non-existant local path after Cron has moved the files to a remote storage and thus confront the end-user with a 404 error.
After changing the display method of the container (Serve by redirection to Serve source URL and vice versa), the error is gone but will sporadically re-appear with new files.
What could be the reason for this and how can we fix it?

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30equals CreditAttribution: 30equals commented

Yup, got the same problem.

For instance, when using the FTP class, the upload to a subfolder works. But when the image needs to get displayed, it returns the path without any subfolders, so the file doesn't get found..

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wmnnd CreditAttribution: wmnnd commented

jbrown, could you maybe comment on this?

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jbrown CreditAttribution: jbrown commented

Which uri are you passing to file_create_url()?

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wmnnd CreditAttribution: wmnnd commented

Well, the uri that is provided by the field, i. e. $item['#item']['uri']

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