Scoped filesystem driver not compatible

[Askancy]

Scopes are not compatible, you get an error that it does not have permission to access the file.

laravel/framework#44105

[rolandstarke]

Hey, thanks for the report.

Is the error you are getting like: Source is not allowed. Given path "1.jpg" on disk "test"?

I got the above error when trying it myself with:
\Thumbnail::src('1.jpg', 'test')>url();
It looks like the library needs the leading slash. With the following code it worked:
\Thumbnail::src('/1.jpg', 'test')>url();

I updated the library to support omitting the leading slash. The fix is in v1.0.7.

[Askancy]

Thank you for your reply @rolandstarke

I currently have this and it works:
{{ Thumbnail::preset('gallery')->src('bucket/gallery/'.$value->path, 's3')->url(true) }}

to sort it all out I'm implementing filesystems with scope, and here's the scope I'm using:

        's3_gallery' => [
            'driver' => 'scoped', // This is the new scoped driver!
            'disk' => 's3',       // It uses the `s3` disk above
            'prefix' => 'bucket/gallery',
        ],

So here is the new code, I get the error, however::
{{ Thumbnail::preset('gallery')->src($value->path, 's3_gallery')->url(true) }}

Source is not allowed. Given path "2472/mO84aKBl6lpQnxPNDyPt5gltlge.webp" on disk "s3_gallery"

I tried as you say, with the slash in front, but I keep getting the error:

{{ \Thumbnail::preset('gallery')->src($value->path, 's3_gallery')->url(true) }}

I believe that he has problems using the scoped filesystem

[rolandstarke]

I believe the issue could be that in config/thumbnail.php you would need to add the new disk as an allowed source. I hope then it works.

    'allowedSources' => [
        // ...
        's3_g' => ['disk' => 's3_gallery', 'path' => '/'], // <-- add the new disk
    ],

[rolandstarke]

I was not happy with the fix in v1.0.7. I released v1.0.8. You would need to update your config/thumbnail.php and remove the /. That would allow every file on that disk.

  'allowedSources' => [
       // ...
       's3_g' => ['disk' => 's3_gallery', 'path' => ''], // <-- add the new disk
   ],

[Askancy]

Thank you very much, the files are now read correctly. Just a small note though:
I added in thumbnail.php:

in allowedSources
's3_g' => ['disk' => 's3_gallery', 'path' => ''],

s3_g What would it stand for? this parameter when used? in my blade i used:

{{ Thumbnail::preset('gallery')->src($value->path, 's3_gallery')->url() }}

It would be really nice if it read data from filesystems.php instead of having to indicate routes. anyway great job, definitely the best thumbnail package

[rolandstarke]

s3_g can be any string you want. You don't need and can't use it anywhere. It's used by the library as a param in the URL. ?s=s3_g. I picked a short name, so that the URL does not get longer than needed.

Thanks for the feedback. Allowing every disk from the filesystems.php would simplify the usage of the library. So that you don't need to fiddle around with the allowedSources settings. I am not sure if users rely on the security to list every disk they want to load images from.