Laravel/Sponzy Specialist to Debug Adult Site -- 2
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
The site is https://hornywildgirls.com/ composer is set up on the server so you can edit directly on the server. This is a testing site not a live site. The site will run on Linux it has not been tested on windows; it can be set up in a virtual environment.
You must put in the title or first sentence (Sponzy v5.9 or Laravel) or I WILL NOT READ YOUR PROPOSAL.
Key points:
- **Current State**: buggy
- **Required Actions**: fix a bug in the sponzy subscription module. There is a bug that is causing the subscribe button not to work. When a fan clicks the subtribe to a creator’s page the button does not work. See the video.
When a video is converted with ffmpeg, it is not put in the bucket or it will not read the new videos in the bucket at aws. If I use Backblaze everything works fine. I can read the videos that were uploaded from Backblaze to the aws bucket just not any new videos. I should be able to use aws, Backblaze, wasabi, and digital ocean buckets for serving content. The older videos and photos show up but any new content doesn’t.
When a video is converted with ffmpeg it goes to the bucket but anything in the temp directory is not deleted and it is supposed to be and the files are in 2 different temp directories. /public/temp and /storage/app/temp I don’t know why the temp files are not being deleted.
- **Skills Needed**: Proficiency in JavaScript, PHP, Laravel, AWS S3 is crucial. YOU MUST KNOW LARAVEL AND OR SPONZY!
I would like the following fixes to the Sponzy script.
a. When a video is converted with ffmpeg it goes to the bucket but anything in the temp directory is not deleted and it is supposed to be and the files are in 2 different temp directories. /public/temp and /storage/app/temp I don’t know why the temp files are not being deleted.
b. When a video is converted with ffmpeg, it is not put in the bucket or it will not read the new videos in the bucket at aws. If I use Backblaze everything works fine. I can read the videos that were uploaded from Backblaze to the aws bucket just not any new videos. I should be able to use aws, Backblaze, wasabi, and digital ocean buckets for serving content. The older videos and photos show up but any new content doesn’t.
c. fix bug in the sponzy subscription module. There is a bug that is causing the subscribe button not to work. When a fan clicks the subtribe to a creator’s page the button does not work.
I will want a copy of all the changes that are made to the pages and the additions to the database. ONLY THE CHANGES THAT WERE MADE, NOT THE ENTIRE SITE.
Ideal Skills and Experience: - Proficient in Laravel or Sponzy script: It's essential that you have prior experience with this language to ensure seamless modifications. If you're confident in your ability to make these fixes, I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
You must put in the title or first sentence (Sponzy v5.9 or Laravel) or I WILL NOT READ YOUR PROPOSAL.
Key points:
- **Current State**: buggy
- **Required Actions**: fix a bug in the sponzy subscription module. There is a bug that is causing the subscribe button not to work. When a fan clicks the subtribe to a creator’s page the button does not work. See the video.
When a video is converted with ffmpeg, it is not put in the bucket or it will not read the new videos in the bucket at aws. If I use Backblaze everything works fine. I can read the videos that were uploaded from Backblaze to the aws bucket just not any new videos. I should be able to use aws, Backblaze, wasabi, and digital ocean buckets for serving content. The older videos and photos show up but any new content doesn’t.
When a video is converted with ffmpeg it goes to the bucket but anything in the temp directory is not deleted and it is supposed to be and the files are in 2 different temp directories. /public/temp and /storage/app/temp I don’t know why the temp files are not being deleted.
- **Skills Needed**: Proficiency in JavaScript, PHP, Laravel, AWS S3 is crucial. YOU MUST KNOW LARAVEL AND OR SPONZY!
I would like the following fixes to the Sponzy script.
a. When a video is converted with ffmpeg it goes to the bucket but anything in the temp directory is not deleted and it is supposed to be and the files are in 2 different temp directories. /public/temp and /storage/app/temp I don’t know why the temp files are not being deleted.
b. When a video is converted with ffmpeg, it is not put in the bucket or it will not read the new videos in the bucket at aws. If I use Backblaze everything works fine. I can read the videos that were uploaded from Backblaze to the aws bucket just not any new videos. I should be able to use aws, Backblaze, wasabi, and digital ocean buckets for serving content. The older videos and photos show up but any new content doesn’t.
c. fix bug in the sponzy subscription module. There is a bug that is causing the subscribe button not to work. When a fan clicks the subtribe to a creator’s page the button does not work.
I will want a copy of all the changes that are made to the pages and the additions to the database. ONLY THE CHANGES THAT WERE MADE, NOT THE ENTIRE SITE.
Ideal Skills and Experience: - Proficient in Laravel or Sponzy script: It's essential that you have prior experience with this language to ensure seamless modifications. If you're confident in your ability to make these fixes, I'm looking forward to hearing from you.