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Could you ask your tech guys to look at the server error logs? Perhaps there’s a permissions issue on the server or a misconfiguration. If you could get the server error logs, that would be a big help. I’ve updated this on several of our sites and haven’t seen this issue, but I’m not dismissing that it may exist.

It could be an issue with caching the files. I will take a look ASAP. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Thanks for sharing! I’ll see if I can get something in the code setup to check the error for the SSL variant of the issue and echo that error.

Yes, the CDN plugin checks both local and CDN files and “compares” the list. The files are cached, based on the timeframe set in the CDN plugin settings.

I will get try to think about some ways to improve this issue.

I have updated to 1.2.0 to resolve these issues. I went back to an older version of the “php-opencloud” library. Please update, clear all of your PHP sessions (IMPORTANT), and try this again.

If the files are already in WordPress, if you upload them to the CDN in the correct container with the correct file path, it *should* show all of your files as synced, no?

I didn’t even think about that. Yikes! I will get on this right away!

I have updated to 1.2.0 to resolve these issues. I went back to an older version of the “php-opencloud” library. Please update, clear all of your PHP sessions (IMPORTANT), and try this again.

I have updated to 1.2.0 to resolve some other issues with the CDN plugin. Please update, clear all of your PHP sessions (IMPORTANT), and try this again.

What version of PHP are you using? It looks like it might be because PHP’s “pathinfo()” function isn’t in your build.

The images that are not showing up, have you verified that they uploaded to the CDN successfully by looking in the CDN container in the Rackspace Cloud control panel? Could you please let me know the the following?

– PHP version
– Curl version

You can do this by creating a PHP file with this in it and visiting the URL to it:

<?php phpinfo() ?>

You could also send me the URL to it, or you can ask your tech support company. Are you using a Rackspace Cloud Server, or are you using Rackspace Cloud Sites?

I am still trying to fix the Guzzle errors, trying to figure out how to get around it because it’s due to a PHP bug.

I have fixed the bug that was deleting your files, though, without the “Remove Local Files” setting being set, so testing shouldn’t be a hassle this time due to deleted files. I apologize for the hassle that caused you!

I also changed how files on the CDN were checked. The plugin now caches files, which makes loading files much faster.

I kept the version at v1.1.5, so you’ll have to delete and re-install the plugin to test this.

Testing on my end shows this issue has been resolved. Since I have not received a response here, I will close this issue so I’m not tracking a bunch of dead issues.

I wanted to know if this error was popping up on the manage page (when you go to enter your CDN API information), or if these errors were found in your error logs while you were trying to upload the files. It looks like it was while syncing/uploading the files, is this correct?

Have you been able to successfully add your credentials? Could you upload and post a link to a screen shot?