psedik

Hi Chad
In my understanding it is an optimization feature. Those same folders will be created again as people continue to visit the pages, so why deleting them? Also, you can just manually delete all the folders (either in cron or manually) if you want to (I mean in Linux).

I tried this option, but I think it does something else. Sorry for not updating this thread, but I ultimately decided to not use this plugin, but use a more standard solution to upload the photos in the wp-content/uploads folder and cache it via CDN on a subdomain. This way everything will work as in normal WordPress, and I also found out the multiregional bucket is quite expensive in terms of bandwidth… according to their calculator, they want to charge $600 for 5TB, which is about 2x more expensive comparing to a CDN.

Hello
I had the exact same problem as OP, and after debugging the plugin, I found out Google returns the error “Caller does not have storage.buckets.get access to bucket <xxx>.”

It seems they changed permission handling, or something else is at play, but I had to do one additional step for this plugin to work:

1) In the bucket management screen, choose “Edit bucket permission” and add new entity with Owner permission and that service email. Only then can the service access the bucket.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by psedik.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by psedik.