just add your CNAME to WP super cache on Off-site URL field and enable cdn support!
For more information on how to configure Amazon S3 as CDN. follow the link
http://maketecheasier.com/configure-amazon-s3-as-a-content-delivery-network/2011/06/25
I have a problem setting CDN with CNAMEs.
I have setup CNAMEs for by blog, both at my host (through cpanel) and at Amazon CloudFront.
I checked that “http://cdn1.laspas.gr” actually works (it takes me to CloudFront).
However, when I the CNAME data in the SuperCache CDN settings, in the form of “http://cdn1.laspas.gr,http://cdn2.laspas.gr,http://cdn3.laspas.gr,http://cdn4.laspas.gr”, and then press Save Changes, my blog’s “page was not found” message appears.
Any hints please?
Well, I still have the same problem, so I manually edited ossdl-cdn.php and made the following change:
/* $ossdl_cname = trim(get_option('ossdl_cname'));*/
$ossdl_cname = "http://cdn1.laspas.gr,http://cdn2.laspas.gr,http://cdn3.laspas.gr,http://cdn4.laspas.gr";
It works fine now.
Blog: Stratos’ Sphere
@stratosl – Can you spot any obvious differences in the “page was not found” page and the CDN settings page? Perhaps it’s submitting to the wrong page.
@donncha – when I got the message, the appearence was that of the standard page not found, with the usual blog looks and the “well this is embarassing” message.
However, I noticed that the address in the browser address bar was that of the plugin settings. If I would press refresh (F5), it would return to the SuperCache CDN settings page, but with the CNAME field empty.
I set up the CDN with the cname. Everything works great. Thanks for this great plugin!
I just put static files in it (from wp-admin, wp-content (without plugins), wp-includes)
But for the images the lightbox plugin stop working.
Any idea. Thanks
