I tried the free Pro version and it has the same problem.
Instead of filtering to just the current site’s media folder, Blue Hat CDN is getting /wp-content/blogs.dir/1/, /wp-content/blogs.dir/2/, /wp-content/blogs.dir/3/, etc.
This would almost be fine if Blue Hat CDN let me choose the CDN container. But instead, Blue Hat CDN makes its own container for each subsite, and then dumps all of the other subsites’ assets into each subsites’ CDN container.
This wastes a lot of transfer time.
This wastes a lot of CDN storage space.
This wastes a lot of money as Blue Hat CDN is forcing me to upload and store things it should intelligently filter out.
Thank you for reporting this issue to us! We definitely agree with you that it should only upload that subsites media files only, so I will mark this as a bug and have our developers look into this right away and address it in the next upcoming release which is due in a couple weeks. 🙂 Please ensure you are signed up on our website or follow us on twitter or facebook for our latest announcements and also for new version release announcements 🙂
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Was this fixed in the 1.6 update?
no sir, version 1.6 has been out for quite some time now. Version 2.0 is the new version that you are looking for 🙂 that one will be out in the next few days. Probably early next week sometime and that one will have the fix that you are looking for plus many new powerful features 🙂
Thank you for your patience while we resolve the issue 🙂
Hello Daniel 🙂
Thank you for your patience while we addressed the issue you reported with multi site support!
As promised, we have released Blue Hat Turbo version 2.1 as of today 🙂 This was a major upgrade from the previous version that adds alot of new powerful features. You can see the full list of changes on our website in case you are curious:
http://www.bluehatnetwork.com/blue-hat-turbo-changelog.html
Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
Thank you!