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Hmmm... what's the permissions for that particular file? If you do a full ls for the file, you should be able to see it: ls -al /opt/psa/admin/plib/modules/wp-toolkit/vendor/wp-cli/vendor/wp-cli/wp-cli/php/boot-fs.php Normally, that's going to be a general permission issue at the operating...

Ya, it was always planned to add support for third-party things (the Turnstile support was abstracted out already for that exact purpose). I just figured it made sense to add stuff as people wanted it, rather than try to cover all the things no one asked for. :) Will probably focus on Contact...

Right, but you are talking about something different. You are talking about a partial cache that relies on your origin server to piece the page together. This is a network edge cache system where the request is served in full from Cloudflare data centers, without needing to go back to the origin...

It’s rolled out in the latest version of you do the update from WordPress.org. It still will most likely need the existing cron task to be deleted after that.

It does not. It wouldn't make a lot of sense to serve cached content to logged in users since parts of the page is going to be unique to them (for example showing them they are logged in). If you *are* seeing cached content being delivered to logged in users, maybe your site is using...

I can switch your license to a new domain if you’d like, just let me know the new domain. Licenses are always bound to a specific hostname/domain (it would be a new license in that case).

Oops, wp-content/plugins/app-for-cf/src/DigitalPoint/Cloudflare/Base/Pub.php.

Yep, it’s already scheduled for the next release.

I think I figured out what's going on. It's dependent on PHP versions, so that's why I wasn't able to see it until I started switching through various PHP versions (some versions of PHP don't like being told what the variable name is going to be for named parameters). In the...

It certainly is something to consider if WordPress is taking ~4s to generate a page. Personally, I don't, but my sites tend to be lightweight/fast so they definitely aren't taking that long for the origin to spit them out. You may want to double check if you have Cloudflare's Smart Tiered...

I can't think of a situation where a cron task would schedule URLs to be purged, but then not include any URLs. That being said, I added an extra check for the next version that should (hopefully) prevent the cron task from being scheduled if WordPress doesn't know the URL of the post (for...

Do you have the stack trace itself?

Normally all admins would have access to the Cloudflare settings, unless one of the admins used the Only your user account checkbox option. It might be worth looking to see if that setting is checked on the admin account you can see the settings from (it's the last option on Settings page/Setup...

What exactly isn't working? Are you getting any specific error? Also there is no "green check mark" when your API token is enabled... are you sure you are looking at the right plugin? Maybe there's some confusion in that the R2 functionality is part of the Pro version, not the free version from...

The only (slight) renaming of media this plugin will ever do is if you enable the WebP conversion option (it will change the extension to .webp). I'll copy/paste the response I sent earlier to the contact form: TL;DR: WordPress core converts spaces into dashes, but it doesn't do anything...

There is the existing backup/restore option, but that's more for rule definitions than settings. It has crossed my mind that a function to copy settings from zone A to zone B might be useful, I just never went down that road because no one asked for it yet. :) That being said, I'm not sure I...

Sites that have a ton of individual JavaScript and CSS files loading for a single page view ended up having so many files trying to be preloaded that it would run up against limits on the HTTP response size being imposed by certain web servers and/or frontend proxies (like Cloudflare). You need...

No worries… and also sorry about the trouble. Makes sense now why only a couple people saw it and I couldn’t replicate it though (only on sites loading a ton of individual JavaScript and CSS files causing the headers in HTTP response to be overloaded… not technically a PHP error to be logged or...

@grafwebcuso @JHewess update should be rolled out on wordpress.org now, so normal update in admin should sort it out.

You can, but they also don’t hurt anything. Going to push out the update to WordPress.org momentarily (within the hour).