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  • Hi ithudsonspine !

    Easy ! Go to your admin panel, then go to Media Menu, then reSmush.it. The plugin will propose you to Optimize all your existing pictures.

    Best regards,
    Charles
    PS.: Do not hesitate to rate our plugin if you liked it ??

    Hi Maecia,
    Hope you don’t mind me posting a question about resizing all images here rather than opening a new ticket. I can see this topic is still open.

    I have been testing the Optimize all your existing pictures feature at the moment with thousands of old images to get through.
    I find that the process only gets through one or two images each time I click the Optimize all pictures button.
    I have the logging enabled and can see it get through the original and all the thumbnails for one or maybe two images and then nothing further happens. There are quite a lot of Thumbnail sizes to get through on our implementation.

    It’s like a timeout setting or similar is maybe killing the process from moving on to the next item.
    Any ideas what might be causing this to halt the process?

    Hi again Maecia,
    I worked out what the problem was on our environment. A Sophos filter that our IT partner has monitoring all web traffic on our local environment was forcing the Ajax calls from the WordPress>ReSmush.it admin page to timeout after 60 seconds. So it was killing the jobs if it did not manage to get all thumbnails for an image processed within 60 seconds.
    I found it recording 504 (Timeout while reading response from Server) errors in the Browser Debugger (F12) > Console after a short period of time.

    When I run the “Optimize all pictures” button from a web browser that is off our normal LAN it continues to work through the queue of images as expected.

    So “it’s not you, it’s me” ??

    Thanks for the plug-in. Really impressed with what it does so far and will shortly start using on our Production environment.

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