Manuel5cc

I found out that was a duplicity error.
I had two “Options” directives that conflicted when the cache was disabled. I don’t know why “configtest” was not detecting this issue.

Hey there!
I had also deleted the w3tc rules from .htaccess with the same result. The website url is https://www.manuel5cc.es/

Thanks!

In my case I have done a with/without plugin test in the same conditions and the result was that it added 35 seconds to load time

Good to hear that, I’ll keep an eye on the updates!

PS: Is there any way to make it run periodically, for example, using WP-cron (or server’s one)?

I reinstalled it and now the table is present and the generation seems to work properly. I have to test it more but as I said it seems to be all fine.

Hello Scott:
There is no “simply_static_pages” (or similar) row or table or data in my SQL.

I can’t see any other error logs related to this issue.

You have a calculator on Google Cloud site. Only for the storage, a 40GB bucket will cost you $1.04 each month. If you use “reduced redundancy” it will be lower, around $0.8, but you could loose some data in case of a failure.

You have to add the cost of the data transfer that is billed apart and starts at $0.12 each GB.

Also operations have a cost. Google will charge you for each million requests (for example every time an user views an image stored in the bucket it is a request).

More details here (Gcloud calculator)

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Manuel5cc.

Hi Scott:
PHP version is 7.0.12 and WordPress 4.6.1

The diagnostic page shows everything in green.

At one time it randomly worked and the activity log showed this:

[2016-10-31 09:06:36] Manuel5cc has started generating static files
[2016-10-31 09:06:37] Setting up
[2016-10-31 09:06:51] Fetched 0 of 0 pages/files
[2016-10-31 09:06:57] ZIP archive created: Click here to download
[2016-10-31 09:07:03] Wrapping up
[2016-10-31 09:07:13] Done! Finished in 00:00:37

I was asking because I am not a programmer and I know the basics about PHP. I don’t feel capable to write it from zero.

Thanks @sessbach. Can I find that plugin somewhere to test it out?

What do you exactly mean with “where”? I can see it if I open the Chrome console for example at my homepage.

Hi @ericfkw. I am following your exact rules and it throws 404 errors when I try to access wp-admin, but frontend is working

First impressions after trying:
Wp Stateless seems to be still in early development because it doesn’t work as it should in some cases. For example, it doesn’t rewrite the URL of post images when they are linked to the original file (when you can click them and open the file from the server) but does it properly when they’re not linked (when you can’t click them). I had to manually change those URL to make it work.

I want to clarify that when I said “I don’t want to pay for a plugin” I meant for this purpose.

I am not really used to Google Cloud Storage, but I think I will give it a try, since at this moment I don’t want to pay for a plugin.