Andrew Hodges

Hi there, how are we doing with this.

Just for the sake of completeness I have updated the config file with

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');

I did of course have a back up but you’ll appreciate what a move it is to change the DNS entries change all of the entries in the blog posts etc so having done all that and worked out the scripts I am reluctant to role back especially as this is the only thing that does not now work and the improvements in caching etc have been immense.

So one problem at a time:

I also suspect that my original problems were never solved really, we did not understand why things worked again, they just did and that is always an uncomfortable feeling. When you can see the error and fix it you know it is fix when it just starts to work?

Do you have the correct bucket in your S3 integration? Yes I am sure that I do [fernleaf]
Is the file in that bucket? Yes it is
Please check the casing too (names are case-sensitive). I have cut and pasted the name in, I have typed it in it is exact
I have re-installed the plugin from bottom up
I have checked each key
I have wiped the keys using your function and re-entered them
I have deleted all of the keys, created new ones and re-inputted them, so they are new keys
I have wiped the keys with your function and re-inputted them again
I have removed the shortcodes in the posts and resubmitted them in different forms
I have used mod-rewrite linkages to try to resolve it.
I have added new media to the bucket and tried to attached to that
I have tried it by running the PHP code suggested in your pages and get Sorry, you do NOT have access to this file.

None of these things have worked.

As for the login issue lets not worry about that for now it is minor irritation compared to this

In an effort to address the failed logins problem and to address the criticism of the setup of the Fern Leaf site I took time at the weekend to move the site into the same directory as the install.

fernleafconsulting.co.uk now resolves into root/fernleaf/flwp

In doing so the s2member settings went astray. Not sure why but I ended up resetting them all and guess what S3 did not work. I loaded the keys again, it went through the long process and vidoes reported the error loading stream: could not find ID on server. So using your script I removed s2’s settings set new keys with Amazon and started from scratch. Same error.

[s2Stream player="jwplayer-v6-rtmp-only" player_path="/jwplayer/jwplayer.js" player_width="480" player_height="270" file_download="Training-HR-Adduser-Broadband-High.mp4"/]

I am using the above but have tried some of the mod-rewrite linkages to no avail.

It seems there is something not quite right with my setup but I don’t know what.

By the way the error message on the login still is not correct but OK before s2member installed?

Thanks for the reply. You were right about the long string but it was not the provider blocking it. I installed a plugin Better WP Security after being subject to a number of attacks as a quick fix. It bans long URL strings as a possible threat.

As to the wordpress loggin error I am stumped. I have reinstalled the core files, remover plugin etc. Still the same thing and on three different hosting platforms.

So it is not an s2member problem but maybe you would let me know if you hear of anything releated

Thanks for the help I think we can close this thread now.

I am sorry I have not replied before now. In fact I thought I had so my mind is now going as well!

Yes videos have always worked as you will see from the posts (until Bruce and I played around). The path you refer to follows the syntax that Bruce suggested (again in the post history) so I can’t see why what you have come to is different from where we started?

But fixed is fixed I suppose we’ll see what happens on other posts.

Thank you for your help.

This thread was started Posted: Thursday May 2nd, 2013 @ 6:27 pm. Could I please have a reply and the support you promised.

Please go to the site and go to the footer http://fernleafconsulting.co.uk (see Posted: Friday May 17th, 2013 @ 4:31 am). In there, bottom left, use the login link. /FPWP/wp-admin/ is disabled to avoid hacking.

Thank you for the comment on the hacks file. I left it there as I have reset it a number of times to get back to where I am now but I will remove it in due course. As a matter of interest I added a training video of 45mins yesterday on S3 and it ran first time and streams well, only to level one members.

Hi,

I assume that you have not logged in to the fernleaf directory with ftp.

There is nothing unusual in the set up here. This is hosted by Godaddy and fernleafconsulting.co.uk resolves to the root fernleaf (a directory) WordPress is then installed on a subdirectory FLWP and the standard WP installation is used for FLWP with index.php in the root (fernleaf) redirecting to FLWP (sub directory) using

require('./FLWP/wp-blog-header.php');

nothing unusual about it. http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

The login page is yours with a different banner
First time you login you do not get the error frame at the top – you must have logged in incorrectly
s2member has performed well up until this point with no errors for redirects etc
All of the paypal forms are performing as they should when tested in sandbox mode
The video downloads were working happily at the first install of the S3 keys
No where in your documentation does it say the site should not be installed in a sub-directory

The ftp details I have given you give access to the whole virtual directory which if you have looked may have confused you, my fault, I am sorry, but if you were to look at the DNS records you will see that the install for fernleafconsulting.co.uk is standard. Resolving to /fernleaf installed in /fernleaf/FLWP no hacks nothing out of the ordinary. There must be thousands of sites installed like this on Godaddy and other hosts.

Maybe you would come back to me.

Sorry there have been a number of bot attacks recently and I have bolstered the security around common links. You could use the login link at the bottom left hand corner of the home page (in the footer above the leaf image) http://fernleafconsulting.co.uk.

current one as of the date of my mail. Just run 13/05/13 and the syntax error has gone. However I still have no video and no down loads. (the videos were working you’ll remember) The error message on the down load in Chrome is 404: Sorry, file not found. Please contact Support for assistance.

As I have said I have cut and pasted the file name and bucket name (lower case) directly from S3.

I have tried your suggestion and redeployed the keys after running your function. I now cannot see either video or the downloaded file?

I have tried this now on my local dev server and it does not work there either. I have updated the dev server with latest php release and rolled it back to no joy.

I can accept I am doing something fundamentally wrong but I can’t see what that is. I have sent you a login to the main site.