trentscott1

Looks like CURL was the issue — I reinstalled it and everything is working fine. Thanks ??

This thread is slightly dated, but I also had this error occur. I’m using GoDaddy’s shared hosting platform. I haven’t had this impact the performance of the plugin, however.

Note: I’ve tried it on other hosts (e.g. my own server) and have used the plugin without receiving the error.

This worked for me. I’ve also had success by creating the directory at wp-content/uploads/s3temp with permissions set to the Apache user and the following code changes:

In S3.PHP:

[FIND]

$this->s3CacheFolder = ABSPATH . get_option ( 'upload_path', 'wp-content/uploads' ) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 's3temp' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;

[REPLACE WITH]

$this->s3CacheFolder = ABSPATH . 'wp-content/uploads' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 's3temp' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;

Thanks! Works perfectly for me.

Thank you all for your reply.

Which tables in the DB can I alter to “do a plugin folder reset”?

Fixed by resetting plugin back to default settings.

Same problem here, viewable through URL but still have red X in Google Webmaster Tools.

Anyone fix this?

I added the following:

`background-repeat:no-repeat;’

It works! Thank you : )