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I’ve got my CDN setup with S3 and successfully used W3TC to copy the uploads directory to S3, but it seems that NEW files uploaded via the WordPress dashboard are not getting copied over to S3.
Here are my “Advanced” settings:
Only purge CDN manually – Checked
Disable CDN on SSL pages – Unchecked
Use CDN links for the Media Library on admin pages – Unchecked
Add CORS header – Checked
Disable CDN for the following roles – Unchecked
Disable CDN on the following pages: empty
Automatically upload minify files – Checked (unable to change)
Export changed files automatically – Checked
Auto upload interval: 60 seconds
Re-transfer cycle interval: 60seconds
Re-transfer cycle limit: 100
wp-includes file types to upload: *.css;*.js;*.gif;*.png;*.jpg;*.xml
Theme file types to upload: *.css;*.js;*.gif;*.png;*.jpg;*.ico;*.ttf;*.otf,*.woff,*.less
File types to import: empty
Custom file list: {wp_content_dir}/uploads/avatars/*
{plugins_dir}/wordpress-seo/css/xml-sitemap.xsl
{wp_content_dir}/custom/OLD-images/*
{plugins_dir}/wp-minify/min*
Rejected user agents: empty
Rejected files:{uploads_dir}/wpcf7_captcha/*
{uploads_dir}/imagerotator.swf
{plugins_dir}/wp-fb-autoconnect/facebook-platform/channel.html
{wp_content_dir}/custom/OLD-images/*.mp4
{wp_content_dir}/custom/OLD-images/*.wmv
{wp_content_dir}/custom/OLD-images/*.avi
Set cookie domain to “domain.com” – Unchecked (although, I’ve tried enabling this several times, but after saving and page reload, it is unchecked).
I had assumed that the media files would be automatically uploaded to S3 immediately following upload to the WordPress dashboard, but that doesn’t seem to be happening. Also, if “Auto upload interval” does what I would expect it does (automatically checks for new media files and uploads them to S3), then that does not appear to be working correctly.