Image Optimization “Destroy all optimization Data” Question

  • Resolved Arnd Zanduino

    (@zanduino)


    1 year, 3 months ago

    I had numerous issues a while ago when processing my images. It took a long time to process the whole list and I believe that due to some of the problems, numerous “.jpg.webp” files are missing, even though the criteria were met (webp smaller than original .jpg and image size in the correct range).

    I have the optimization set to not store backups, not optimize original images, and image WEBP turned on.

    I’d like to force the litespeed image crawler to revisit the images and create webp files where necessary.

    Would using the “Destroy all optimization data” function delete the .jpg.webp files as well? If it doesn’t remove the existing files, will it just create the missing ones, or generate and overwrite existing .jpg.webp files?

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  • Thread Starter Arnd Zanduino

    (@zanduino)

    I think we are talking about different things. I am looking at the process which optimizes images. Right now it is re-running from image 0 to image 40,000 and it is still having the same issues of breaking and hanging that I had several months ago. But over the weekend I generated the 40,000 or so “.jpg.webp” images and have uploaded them via FTP to the corresponding directories where the original “.jpg” are.

    My question is whether or not the litespeed background image optimization will overwrite or keep the existing .jpg.webp” images as it traverses the list of images?

    Plugin Support qtwrk

    (@qtwrk)

    emm? please forgive my bluntness , so I imagine your question now is ,

    if you have something.jpg and something.jpg.webp already , where the .webp is created by yourself , and what happens if you run the image optm with this set ?

    Thread Starter Arnd Zanduino

    (@zanduino)

    Yes, that would be the question. But since the processing to create the .webp is being done on the backend by server I suppose it doesn’t matter.

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