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Yep, you confirm what I thought.
Too bad, it seems promising to breed an open source business suite including WordPress & Jetpack. I’ll try on their side ??

Thanks for the Dev mode trick, I’ll miss Publicize though.

I know this is an old one but I just hit the same problem and found a fix:
In my case, another plugin called “WP Htaccess Editor” wrote some old order/deny rules in /wp-content/.htaccess and this was throwing a server error at some jetpack/_inc and after-deadline/tinymce content (!)

Only after looking at the /var/log/apache2/error.log and noted that cloudflare was using at least 4 IPs to reach my website, I understand what was going on.

Thanks nikcree, you saved my WP8 install with your plugin!

OK, I read more about solutions proposed here an elsewhere and installing https://github.com/getsource/default-to-gd plugin worked for me.
I guess image magik is old on hosting and WP8 wants a recent one.

Sorry to revive this post but this is a weird issue (I also have).
Since I started with a fresh WP8, I can’t say it was working before 8.
I cannot even upload a 7kB without getting “HTTP error”, sometimes it goes through and freeze on “crunching”, and only once it went through without errors.
No plugins involved here (everything switched off). Web server is LiteSpeed. I can’t access ini and conf files.

I dug a little bit:
Files are in fact uploaded (visible via FTP in wp-content/uploads/2014/03 for instance).
When trying to upload with the alternative old “browser uploader”, I get a 503 error message from server, but only AFTER the file is uploaded on server.
Thumbnails are not created or image resized (using above plugin).

There might be a misunderstanding about upload limit:
It is not from Site settings > Site Upload Space Quota but from Network Settings > Max upload file size (1MB by default, maybe reset at WP8 update?).

BTW, even if the image is not processed and throw HTTP error, it is added to Library and you can still add this image to posts and see them via frontend!
I think something bad happens between Library and thunmbnails creation ??

Sorry Esmi,

Finally it was a PHP issue, in PHP.ini I removed buffering and it works:
output_buffering = off

Problem is back again, manual “include_once” fix is still working.

I checked about curl, it’s ON and working and detected by W3.
There’s no log files at all, I won’t ask again ??

The only solution I see is that I send files, via FTP to CDN, manually.

Can anyone can try CDN with FTP and get back with details for me?

Simply tell me the directory structure of files once on CDN (folders, sub-folders, files locations within this folders, …).
Thanks.

I guess it’s something like:

/wp-includes
-files
/wp-content
-/theme
–/mytheme
—files
min css file
min js file
custom files

Please confirm ??

cURL seems to be partially working on my shared host, it’s there according to phpinfo() but FTP testing is stuck.

When I put 127.0.0.1 and path is local I have CDN activated once, then on reload it’s no more there.

Where’s the log?

BTW, where’s the log for this plugin?
I don’t see any error in error_log or admin/error_log so I wonder if there’s another place.

I have exactly the same issue (shared hosting, subdomain, new FTP user).
Even testing FTP server from CDN settings page is stuck forever.

I tried ftp username and password from bash and FTP client and it works fine. Subdomain is also configured.

127.0.0.1 or domain name doesn’t solve at all.

I wonder if it “sanitize” username and password (I have @ and *).