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  • I think that cloudfront filters the parameters from dynamic scripts, so it doesn’t actually pass the ?src=… parameters to your server to fetch the image and cache it.

    I managed to find a solution to this by using .htaccess rewrite rules to effectively change the url so it gets processed by cloudfront.

    You can read about it on http://blog.gingerlime.com/thumbs-up

    I, too, had this same problem.

    A solution that worked for me was to install all the WP-core files in its own subdirectory; while placing copies of the index.php, .htaccess and error_log files in the root directory as allowed by WP.

    This also helps with better hiding your admin access page from the world. I was also able to keep all my original mod_security settings where they need to be.

    See this link for better instructions, which can be found under the settings tab once WP is installed:

    http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

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