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The plug in only works on Google App Engine, either the development or production environments.

What’s the app id for your application?

login:required should be doing this for you.

We’ve add a per request stat cache for GCS objects that will should resolve this. This will roll out in the 1.9.19 release of app engine.

PHP does include a limited stat cache for when stating objects using stream wrappers, but it only remembers the last item stat’d. In this case as WP decides to stat different objects in a loop that cache is useless.

Try http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/memcached/

I’ll update the docs.

Obvious question I know, but are you using the imported that is included in the app engine plugin?

So it turns out this is because wordpress calls getimagesize() on the uploaded video files, which causes the upload handler to timeout (look in your request logs for failed called to async-upload.php).

For now to fix it you’ll need to patch wordpress core:

in the file wordpress/wp-admin/includes/media.php, around line 321 replace

} elseif ( $image_meta = @wp_read_image_metadata( $file ) ) {

with

} else if (preg_match( ‘#^video#’, $type )){

} else if ( $image_meta = @wp_read_image_metadata( $file ) ) {

I wasn’t able to repro this using the latest version of the plugin – can you confirm that this still occurs?

You’re better off asking this question on stackoverflow using the tags [google-app-engine] and [php].

Resolving as this is not a plugin issue.