• While looking through the wp_postmeta table I noticed that the metakey amazonS3_cache was storing non media URLs in its value. Is this expected behavior? For example, say a regular link to another website.

    From my limited understanding, I thought it was supposed to just store media urls for the purpose of aiding in rewriting. So why would it store other links?

    It does seem that all the non media URLs it is storing end in a file extension. For example .html, .aspx, .shtml, etc.

    Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

    • This topic was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Harper Holsinger. Reason: typo
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  • Plugin Author Delicious Brains

    (@deliciousbrains)

    Any file URL that looks like it could be for the local site or configured Delivery Provider domain are likely to end up in the cache.

    So if the target URL isn’t a “pretty” URL then there’s a chance it’ll be checked.

    However, you said “For example, say a regular link to another website”, which shouldn’t happen with recent versions of WP Offload Media.

    What version of WP Offload Media are you using?

    – IJ

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