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Throttling is fixed in 3.0, as is using application keys.

3.0 should be out in a week or two. Note for 3.0 the Backblaze storage provider is an add-on plugin that has to be installed along side Media Cloud. All Backblaze support has been removed from the main plugin and put into the add-on. This add-on will be completely unsupported (and open-source).

I also can’t reiterate enough that B2 is not a good option for this kind of thing. It’s very slow, uploads often have to be retried, the API is not very well designed, it doesn’t support pre-signed URLs, no direct upload support, I could go on and on. It’s very much a case of you getting what you paid for.

But what do I know? ??

Thanks!

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I just pushed 2.1.21 which will honor whatever you return from upload_dir, but in order for it to do so, you have to do one of the following:

– Make sure the Upload File Prefix setting is blank
– Or, add a filter for the ilab_storage_should_use_custom_prefix hook and return false

add_filter('ilab_storage_should_use_custom_prefix', function($should){
    return false;
});

The 3.0 version of the plugin will support third parties adding their own storage providers to the plugin.

%5C is the ‘\’ character. Are you on Windows?

EWWW support was fixed in the 2.1.20 release.

@wurpe

I’m just trying to remove the things that none of my clients or myself use to reduce the things I have to support and test with each release.

In the 3.0 version of the plugin, third parties will be able to add in storage providers through their own plugins. I will move the backblaze support to another plugin but will likely not support it.

As for backblaze itself, it’s just not a very complete solution.

Well you can actually hook into this AFTER media cloud does and change everything:

add_filter('wp_handle_upload_prefilter', function($file){
    add_filter('upload_dir', 'customUploadDir', 1001);
    return $file;
}, 1001);

add_filter('wp_handle_upload', function($fileinfo){
    remove_filter('upload_dir', 'customUploadDir');
    return $fileinfo;
});

function customUploadDir($params) {
    $newPath = '/whatever/you/like/here/';
    $params['path'] = str_replace($params['subdir'], $newPath, $params['path']);
    $params['url'] = str_replace($params['subdir'], $newPath, $params['url']);
    $parms['subdir'] = $newPath;
    return $params;
}

Media Cloud will use whatever you specify in your function.

Real Media Libraries doesn’t use a folder structure I thought, it’s strictly a database thing?

Turn off background processing in the settings.

I just tested with Offload and it mostly works but there are some bugs, so I wouldn’t recommend the switch at the moment.

I’ve already fixed the bugs, but they won’t be available until next week sometime. I’m in the middle of preparing the 3.0 release of the plugin.