Delicious Brains

WP Offload Media uses the same settings and metadata that WP Offload Media Lite uses, so upgrading to Pro just carries on using the same local and remote data.

In fact, if you install and activate WP Offload Media with WP Offload Media Lite still active, Lite will be automatically deactivated.

There will be no need to re-offload any files, and the files in the bucket will continue to be served with Pro just like they were with Lite.

-IJ

Hey @daankortenbach & @abitp,

Please try adding the following to your theme’s functions.php file:

function my_disable_use_aws_shared_config_files( $args ) {
$args[‘use_aws_shared_config_files’] = false;

return $args;
}
add_filter( ‘aws_get_client_args’, ‘my_disable_use_aws_shared_config_files’ );

Please let me know whether this resolves the issue for you.

–IJ

This was fixed in v1.6.5.

After upgrading, please dismiss the unverified email address error notice. If it comes back later, that will hopefully not be a false positive and should be looked into.

-IJ

Setting as resolved. ??

This was fixed in v1.6.5.

After upgrading, please dismiss the unverified email address error notice. If it comes back later, that will hopefully not be a false positive and should be looked into.

-IJ

This was fixed in v1.6.5.

After upgrading, please dismiss the unverified email address error notice. If it comes back later, that will hopefully not be a false positive and should be looked into.

-IJ

This was fixed in v1.6.5.

After upgrading, please dismiss the unverified email address error notice. If it comes back later, that will hopefully not be a false positive and should be looked into.

-IJ

WP Offload Media uses the Amazon S3 API via HTTPS, using the server’s PHP libraries to do so. In particular cURL with OpenSSL is usually what is used to make those API calls.

As long as your server is using OpenSSL version 1.0.1 or later, released in March 2012, TLS 1.2 is supported.

You can check what version of OpenSSL WP Offload Media will likely use by looking at the Diagnostic Info in its Support tab.

For the vast majority of sites, it is very unlikely that it is WP Offload Media’s Amazon S3 API usage that is causing this notice from Amazon S3 regarding enforcing a minimum of TLS 1.2.

-et

That message just means there’s 1 item yet to be offloaded, but Lite only offloads new items.

So to offload an existing Media Library item you should upgrade to Pro, which has the ability to offload any item that has yet to be offloaded (plus a bunch of other management tools and compatibilities).

There is no limit to how many Media Library items Lite can offload, but it only offloads Media Library items when they are added.

-IJ

Please enable debug.log and then try going to one of the article list pages again (e.g. Posts).

Please post the debug.log entries produced when seeing the error.

It would be useful to post the Diagnostic Info from WP Offload Media’s “Support” tab too.

-IJ

@kwebdesign please try verifying that domain via WP Offload SES.

-IJ

@kwebdesign, does WP Offload SES show that “domain.co.uk” is verified in the “Verified Senders” tab?

Please can you confirm that the region in WP Offload SES’s “Settings” tab matches the region you’d expect?

-IJ

Hey @alexliii,

WP Offload Media doesn’t use cookies for private media URLs, or any other public facing media URLs.

In fact, it doesn’t explicitly use cookies for anything.

-IJ

Hi @zoominphoto,

We don’t have a facility for doing trial licenses.

However, you should be able to set things up with WP Offload Media Lite as the filters you need all work there too.

If you would prefer to use WP Offload Media, then we offer a no questions asked 60 day 100% money back guarantee.

https://deliciousbrains.com/wp-offload-media/pricing/#guarantee

-IJ

Hey Ziegel,

Thanks for your effort and specifically for being transparent about the conclusion. Nice to hear it wasn’t us ??

-et