jonas.pinkerton

@daniel27lt – just had the occasion to do this again and the solution I mentioned above worked fine.

For images stuck on several different servers, there was one trick I didn’t mention above: after clicking “Regenerate Thumbnails” button, and completing the regeneration, there’s a “To try regenerating the failed images again, click here.” below the “Regenerate Thumbnails” header. This will retry the images still stuck on a different server with their non-S3 paths.

@brad Touesnard – thanks for a great plugin!

@onmurphy – cheers, I’ll dig into those. I’m only familiar with the SEO one. Thanks!

Thanks @erinoc that worked perfectly.

What are the other ones? ??

Your timing is impeccable – I had found a solution to this about a week ago and just now logged on to share the knowledge, for image media at least.

The S3/Cloudfront plugin is hooked in such a way that it runs when a file is added to the media library. So, the solution is re-add all of the files, which is usually a big suck.

But! The “Regenerate Thumbnails” plugin (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/) does what it says and re-adds while it’s re-generating. When the regenerated thumbnail is added again, the S3 plugin intercepts and uploads.

For other types of media, I imagine that solutions based on that concept of regenerating or reinserting would be the way to go.

Deleted my Photo Galleries, Background Image and many other images.

That’s what the plugin is supposed to do! (facepalm) It’s called “media cleaner” for a reason.