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The 300x118 implies it’s an internal variation of something else. If you search Media for just “logo” does anything come up?

That link definitely is redirecting properly for me now. Maybe restart your browser? I shouldn't be your browser cache because the non-redirected original was instructing the browser to not cache it.

nergiza.com doesn't appear to be using Cloudflare services for that hostname. Under the DNS section for that zone, make sure that hostname has the orange cloud (Proxied under the Proxy status column). If traffic isn't proxied through Cloudflare, Cloudflare never sees the traffic, so Cloudflare...

I don’t know anything about the plugin, but my guess is they are partially (but not fully) using WordPress built-in filters and hooks for the WordPress media system. Specifically, it seems like they are using the filter that transform media URLs, but the weird thing is the R2 hostname only...

Ya, would be good to know the “why” as far as why that record is missing. Just not sure the “right” thing to do is try to handle an attachment that is internally “broken” as far as WordPress is concerned (missing record that’s supposed to be required for all media).

Hmmmm… well that is the issue. Not sure where your install is getting the filesize though because that’s *supposed* to come from the metadata record. Certainly could change the query slightly to take into account the missing record, but honestly I'm not sure if that's a particularly good idea...

I poked around on it a bit, and I wasn't able to replicate what you are seeing. I uploaded a PDF, it landed in R2, I manually moved that PDF back to local and then hit the Migrate button and it showed as 1 item in local to migrate (did that and it successfully went back to R2). So from that...

Will add it to my to-do list. I actually have an Affiliate add-on that I wrote for this platform already (for a different project), so it's already 90% done. Just would need a few tweaks here and there.

Well by custom, I just mean not made by WordPress/Automattic. Third party themes don't always adhere to what they are "supposed" to be doing. Basically WordPress has a built-in function (since WordPress 4.4), wp_calculate_image_srcset() that themes are supposed to call when they are generating...

All 3 images in there are working (well the first one works directly, the other 2 redirect to the working URL). As far as making them work without a redirect, are you using a custom theme or anything? Because whatever is doing the srcset generation doesn't seem to be utilizing the WordPress...

Yes, that is correct. That’s the where you want to redirect to (so should be your R2 bucket URL).

Probably not an agency license to be honest. It’s a fairly technical plugin so my gut says that having an agency license where the agency is responsible for the support of their clients wouldn’t work particularly well. I could see an affiliate program being better suited though, so ya… that...

Any way to get an actual URL of one of the thumbnails that isn’t working?

If it's there after a refresh, that would mean the backend of the server is doing what it's supposed to do, but it's just slow. If you can measure the time between it starting and you getting the message, you might be able to pinpoint what part is causing the frontend timeout. For example...

Not going to be as efficient, but definitely more bulletproof since you aren’t trying to mash multiple frameworks into a single PHP stack. Could see other weird things happening as well… for example you could end up with WordPress errors being logged in your XenForo server log since XenForo...

Has to do with you trying to use a XenForo Repository from WordPress (can't do that). Probably caused by an autoloader mechanism you added to WordPress to autoload XenForo classes? Basically the \DigitalPoint\Cloudflare\Repository\Cloudflare class is valid on both platforms, but they work a...

My guess is that it’s doing the same thing with or without and always returning a local srcset. With the difference being that if you are using R2, they aren’t on the local server (the WordPress filter and function I mentioned a few posts prior is what converts a local srcset to a non-local...

Ya, not a whole lot you can do if a third-party theme isn’t using the functions and filters that WordPress core gives it to handle things like srcset properly. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Ya, can do a refund, no problem if you want. FWIW, if that's your code/theme where it's not working, my guess is that when the srcset is being generated, it's not hooking into WordPress's srcset generation filter. Specifically the wp_calculate_image_srcset filter is what WordPress uses to...

If it's a specific image, can you zip it up and send me a link to it? Will try to upload it in my setup and see if the same thing happens. Although a messed up image isn't really going to change how the admin area looks. I think that's going to be the bigger issue to figure out why your setup...