NeuchVox

This is simply astounding.
All paths are corrected and served from my S3 bucket again.

You are the most helpful person on the entire wordpress support plateforme and a true Php Marksman.

Is there anyway we can leave a review somewhere ?

I’m very grateful !

Thank you for the code you provided.
It worked and corrected the domain.
However, when rewriting the url it looks like it forgot the /year/month path and my medias are still not correctly called. They appear missing on my website.

Example below.
Before using the code, one link was :
https://neuchvox.ch/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/name.png
After using your code, the link became :
https://static.neuchvox.ch/wp-content/uploads/name.png
However, the file is at :
https://static.neuchvox.ch/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/name.png

The domain became the correct one, but the path is still not adequate.
Is there anyway we could scan the content of the /uploads/ folder to update the links according to the path of the files ?

Thank you a lot again for helping me.
Terence

Hi, thank you for your help !

The site is not a multi-site but I’m not the only one to manage it.

I followed your instructions and here’s the conclusion :
The files whose urls were not matching my S3 bucket didn’t have that “amazonS3_info” value, where older working files had it.

After reinstalling the “S3 & Cloudfront plugin” for the third time, everything went back to normal. Now I can upload files and those files are quickly removed from the main server and served from S3 again, as expected.

However I still need to manually correct the url of the files uploaded while the plugin was acting erratically…

If you have any idea of what the problem was I would still really appreciate your help. It might happen again.

Anyone with the same issue ?
It’s really bothering both me and my host.