• Hi there, love the plugin, it’s been really helpful! I’m using WP half as a blog and half as a very dynamic CMS, so it’s been kind of tricky balancing W3TC between the two. So far all is OK, but here are two little manual fixes I made that I thought I’d let you know about.

    1: On the non-blog part of my site I use the same Amazon S3 class W3TC uses, which causes problems. To fix it I edited the W3TC S3.php to simply require_once my copy. I don’t know if there’s a way to check if a class is defined or not, but that would be another fix. I actually only mention this because it’s possible another developer might run into this problem, so that’s a workaround.

    2: I have an Amazon S3 account with a CNAME going to it. I wanted W3TC to use this new name, but there’s no option for it unless you’re using CloudFront. To fix this, I edited this line:

    $domain = sprintf(‘%s.s3.amazonaws.com’, $this->_config[‘bucket’]);

    into this:

    $domain = sprintf(‘%s’, $this->_config[‘bucket’]);

    Though I’ll have to make that change each time I update W3TC. Would it be possible to make that an editable option for Amazon S3 setups too?

    Thanks again for the awesome plugin!

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/w3-total-cache/

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  • I have an Amazon S3 account with a CNAME going to it. I wanted W3TC to use this new name, but there’s no option for it unless you’re using CloudFront. To fix this, I edited this line…

    The omission of CNAMEs for S3 was done intentionally. More CNAME support is available in the next release.

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