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yes but it doesn't display all the records, only the recent ones

yes it is

I found an image (HomerFacePalm-300x198.jpg) wasn't transferred to R2. Can you please advise if there is some log where I can see what images haven't been uploaded?

Yeah I can't believe how bad Wordpress is and even being open source nobody has taken time to improve it.

I think checking the DNS record already exists would be a good idea. Apart from that and the other things I already mentioned I think the plugin works great :)

Edit: What happened is I created a bucket for testing and I forgot to remove the DNS record so when I created the new bucket using the plugin the DNS record was still pointing to the old bucket. The plugin should check that or at least return if the record already exists because it was never...

yes, it does:

@digitalpoint I'm having another issue, I'm uploading media through the media page (https://nergiza.com/wp-admin/media-new.php) but the links are all broken like https://media.nergiza.com/rsz_166666.gif?1713192300 The error log shows the following:

Yeah could be great to add to the documentation some SQL query to replace the old media urls by the external data url. In fact, some option could be added to the plugin to scan all the occurrences and offer a way to mass replace them like the Post/Replace XenForo addon.

Thanks, this definitely worked. Is there any reason why certain images were removed but some others not?

I find necessary to have a log to know what media couldn't be moved

Can you check this @digitalpoint ? The site is https://nergiza.com/ and CloudFlare cache was already purged

In fact, I see none of the image paths were replaced by the External data URL. They are still pointing to the file system and to make it worse some images were removed but some others not

Yes, 3.20.4 version

The process has ended and there are still broken images: The migrate windows shows these stats: The file was indeed uploaded to R2 but it seems your plugin didn't update the file path to r2. Instead, it removed the file but Wordpress is trying to load it from the filesystem (but it has been...

I'm confused about the command to run: wp app-for-cf migrate-media --processes=20 triggers a warning that says moving "from filesystem to filesystem"? What's the command supposed to move to R2? Also stating '--local-to-r2' doesn't change anything There is an inconsistency and the messages...

So the process would be to upload to R2 using rclone Then comment this line: //$cloudflareRepo->addR2Object($bucketName, $sitePrefix . $filename, $contents); and finally migrate to R2 using the popup: Is that everything? I'd like you to confirm all the steps because it's quite confusing

So what does this modification do then? https://appforcf.com/threads/move-files-into-r2.8/post-49

I was hoping to use rclone and then use the migration tool to update the records in the database. Do you think that could work? Rclone seems much faster than WP-CLI

Mine remains at this after using rclone and migrating: Any ideas? it is stuck in 3 existing media in filesystem. Rclone has synced everything already