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Problems with web uploads

  • #10590
    Avatar photo[anonymous]

    Hello everyone, I’m having problems viewing the web when I save and preview it always stays at 80% and never finishes uploading the web. My website has about 1500 articles, I don’t know if this could be the problem but I would appreciate it if someone could help me. Thank you

    #10596
    Avatar photo[anonymous]

    Hi,

    Please check the Tools -> Log Viewer – there are few log files which can provide more details about deployment/rendering process.

    Also save and preview is not for uploading the website, so most probably you have an issue with rendering of the website

    #10598
    Avatar photo[anonymous]

    Hi Tomasz, also i have problems to upload the page on s3 amazon, i follow the steps from help page and doesn´t work. Do you have some tutorials about how upload the blog to s3 and put custom domain? Thanks for the help

    #10601
    Avatar photo[anonymous]

    Hi,

    First of all S3 is in my opinion complicated service – please consider to use Netlify, Github or Github with CloudFlare Pages if you are non-tech person. I have found this article regarding static websites with custom domain on S3: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/website-hosting-custom-domain-walkthrough.html – as you can see – it is not easy to configure :/

    #10603
    Avatar photo[anonymous]

    Hi, thanks for the advice, I’m used to the s3 and I know how to do it with the custom domain, what I was saying is that I’ve done everything you say to do to upload the blog to the s3 on your help page and the amazon link doesn’t have the blog, the rest of the process I know how to do, but what’s stopping me is that when I want to see the blog on the amazon wide link nothing appears. I honestly don’t know how to proceed to get this right…, on the other hand I’ve tried netlify from what I’ve seen it seems to be the fastest and easiest but it turns out that when I sign in it gives an error and keeps taking me to a process of confirming identification by the stripe and I do it and nothing comes to me nor can I enter the web probably it must be a bug in their web.

    #10622
    Avatar photo[anonymous]
    [anonymous] wrote:

    Hi, thanks for the advice, I’m used to the s3 and I know how to do it with the custom domain, what I was saying is that I’ve done everything you say to do to upload the blog to the s3 on your help page and the amazon link doesn’t have the blog, the rest of the process I know how to do, but what’s stopping me is that when I want to see the blog on the amazon wide link nothing appears. I honestly don’t know how to proceed to get this right…, on the other hand I’ve tried netlify from what I’ve seen it seems to be the fastest and easiest but it turns out that when I sign in it gives an error and keeps taking me to a process of confirming identification by the stripe and I do it and nothing comes to me nor can I enter the web probably it must be a bug in their web.

    From my experience it looks like it could be the AmazonS3 issue. At first I tried to implement it with several services, free and paid:
    AmazonS3 gave me the same problems as you, then I tried vercel everything was fine but I was not convinced by its traffic limits and usage resources (I have a daily traffic of approximately 3000 daily visits. Sometimes the website crashes I think vercel is for little traffic on the free tier), then I tried netlify and it doesn’t give me security of permanence. It was fine for a couple of days and then they blocked my account with a message that I needed to enter my payment card with stripe, they said that they are not going to charge me that it is only to continue using their service, that is already cheating. , in several forums They say that Netlify charges you with excuses, Netlify does not give me confidence, so I tried my own hosting, obviously I have no limits there but my plan was to use it on some free service, so here is my recommendation.

    Use github or gitlab as storage and connect git with Cloudflare pages (it’s free and has one of the best DNS services) and Cloudflare also gives you free SSL and security for your website. Daily it allows you to do about 500 (compilations) if I remember correctly, which is a very high number, and you can put your personalized domain, search for more information on Google about it, you will be surprised.
    (I sync Publii with my folders on my PC, then use the hgithub tool to upload repositories from my PC, once I’m sure to update my website I upload it to GitHub and being connected to GitHub and Cloudflare I don’t need to do anything Cloudflare detects and updates it instantly, I only deal with uploading to GitHub from my PC, and my GitHub repository is in private mode)

    Other than that, I save each build on my PC as a backup only of the site, and very aside from that I make a general backup of all PUBLII, which allows me to open publications on any other PC or computer, wonderful PUBLII for static pages.

    If anyone wants me to write this in more detail, please let me know.

    #10628
    Avatar photo[anonymous]

    Hi Julio, I’m grateful that you’re giving us this super valuable feedback, do you think you could provide us with a tutorial with the steps to host the website as you do? this tutorial that you could provide us with would be very valuable. thanks again

    #10629
    Avatar photo[anonymous]
    [anonymous] wrote:
    [anonymous] wrote:

    Hi, thanks for the advice, I’m used to the s3 and I know how to do it with the custom domain, what I was saying is that I’ve done everything you say to do to upload the blog to the s3 on your help page and the amazon link doesn’t have the blog, the rest of the process I know how to do, but what’s stopping me is that when I want to see the blog on the amazon wide link nothing appears. I honestly don’t know how to proceed to get this right…, on the other hand I’ve tried netlify from what I’ve seen it seems to be the fastest and easiest but it turns out that when I sign in it gives an error and keeps taking me to a process of confirming identification by the stripe and I do it and nothing comes to me nor can I enter the web probably it must be a bug in their web.

    From my experience it looks like it could be the AmazonS3 issue. At first I tried to implement it with several services, free and paid:

    AmazonS3 gave me the same problems as you, then I tried vercel everything was fine but I was not convinced by its traffic limits and usage resources (I have a daily traffic of approximately 3000 daily visits. Sometimes the website crashes I think vercel is for little traffic on the free tier), then I tried netlify and it doesn’t give me security of permanence. It was fine for a couple of days and then they blocked my account with a message that I needed to enter my payment card with stripe, they said that they are not going to charge me that it is only to continue using their service, that is already cheating. , in several forums They say that Netlify charges you with excuses, Netlify does not give me confidence, so I tried my own hosting, obviously I have no limits there but my plan was to use it on some free service, so here is my recommendation.

    Use github or gitlab as storage and connect git with Cloudflare pages (it’s free and has one of the best DNS services) and Cloudflare also gives you free SSL and security for your website. Daily it allows you to do about 500 (compilations) if I remember correctly, which is a very high number, and you can put your personalized domain, search for more information on Google about it, you will be surprised.

    (I sync Publii with my folders on my PC, then use the hgithub tool to upload repositories from my PC, once I’m sure to update my website I upload it to GitHub and being connected to GitHub and Cloudflare I don’t need to do anything Cloudflare detects and updates it instantly, I only deal with uploading to GitHub from my PC, and my GitHub repository is in private mode)

    Other than that, I save each build on my PC as a backup only of the site, and very aside from that I make a general backup of all PUBLII, which allows me to open publications on any other PC or computer, wonderful PUBLII for static pages.

    If anyone wants me to write this in more detail, please let me know.

    Hi Julio, I’m grateful that you’re giving us this super valuable feedback, do you think you could provide us with a tutorial with the steps to host the website as you do? this tutorial that you could provide us with would be very valuable. thanks again

    #10630
    Avatar photo[anonymous]
    [anonymous] wrote:

    Hi Julio, I’m grateful that you’re giving us this super valuable feedback, do you think you could provide us with a tutorial with the steps to host the website as you do? this tutorial that you could provide us with would be very valuable. thanks again

    Hello, of course, along the way I learned many things about publii, I will make time during the week to explain it in more detail. (I even have the site with adsense, it’s going great so far.) Well, I’ll let you know here.