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Date folders structure broken after migrating to another server

Version
4.1.4
PHP version
8.2.31
Database driver
MariaDB
Database version
12.3.1
Web browser
safari
Skotina

Skotina

Chevereto Member
Hello,

Chevereto is hosted on server1
Storage (ftp) is on server2

Worked like a charm for a long time. I've decided to move Chevereto installation to server3

I have this issue now:

server3 works fine, the chevereto itself is working too
server2 (ftp storage) also works fine

But when I try to upload image the file ends up on the storage server not in

/2026/05/09/uploadedfilename.jpg

but in

/2026/05/uploadedfilename.jpg

So it uploads to month folder, not day folder.
Any ideas how to fix this?
 
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Some more information- if there's no date folders in the upload path the files are uploaded directly to the root of the server2 (ftp storage).
If there's a year folder present - the file is uploaded into it. If there's a month folder in the year folder - the file is uploaded into it. The day folder is present - file is uploaded there. So files can be uploaded into date folder but only if you create them manually (just a reminder - before migration from another server there were no issues with this).

So I guess something is not right with recursive mkdir or something like that.
 
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