olaflexemo

Thanks for the feedback! ??

so what’s the 1st option doing then? That’s the one I used, wrongly believing that it would take care of all files inside the media library (wp-content/upload), it’s only refreshing images? so images that are only local are being pushed to google and image files that only exist remotely are being pulled down locally?

What the best way to catch everything, run 3 syncs, using all three options?

thanks again,
olaf

Thanks, I’ll investigate. I just noticed that none of my pdf files from the media library seems to have made it over into the storage bucket. Is that intentional?

The fact that the files eventually don’t exist locally shouldn’t cause problems, correct?

Thanks a lot,
olaf

Hi there,

thanks for your reply!
The File URL Replacement is enabled. And the db is not reset, the file system is. So WP knows about the files but they are missing from the file system after the container has been restarted or new instances have been deployed.
The media files are being referenced in individual pages which then are being pulled into a plugin that renders tabs on the frontend. The actual frontend is pulling the content via the WP REST API.
The pages linking the images contain absolute links to the medial library. Could it work to simply replace all links to the media library against URLs pointing to the Google storage bucket?

Any other ideas of how I can solve this?

Thanks,
olaf

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Just wondering if you found a solution for this? I see the exact same behavior. Using w3tc and MaxCDN.

I figured it out – it’s working now.
I had used the same email address that I configured in the Google OAuth consent screen in the plugin config as as OAuth Email Address.
The address I used is now from a real Google hosted mailbox but associated with a Google Email group, which my user is a manger of. So once I configured the plugins OAuth Email Address to use my personal email address for authentication, it all worked. Now this email is just being used for authentication while the different email address that’s being configured in the Google OAuth consent screen is now being used as From Email Address by Googles SMTP server. The group email address can not be used for authentication.

Hello,
I’m using 4.8.1 and was trying to import a batch of html files that we’ve created outside of WordPress. The importer hangs (see schurlix screenshot above).

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
olaf

Problem still persists. In total I have 4 cloned sites. Cloning done using UpdraftPlus Backup. Cerber works fine on three of these sites but still fails with the same error when trying to go to the home page on that one site… ??
used a search and replace plugin to check for old urls. WordPress URL also checked – still no luck.

Thanks for the tip. I have deleted and re-installed the plugin a few times already, that should have taken care of potentially corrupt php files in my instance. I also deleted all the cerber tables before re-installing to no avail.
I guess it has something to do with restoring the instance with a backup from another instance. But I have another ‘child’ instance where the same process worked just fine…

Hi Gioni,

sorry, I should have mentioned it but I did try this already a couple of times.
It doesn’t change anything.

Thanks,
Olaf