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(note - we are using CloudFlare as our DNS provider)
I have successfully configured the plugin to use my Azure storage account "wpdata" and default container "uploads".
Now attempting to use the CNAME feature: as per docs have created CNAME: "media" and referencing ""blob.core.windows.net".
Uploading a test file via wordpress library media upload, and plugin works - the file ended up in correct Azure blob container "uploads".
However - the library (and Azure Storage Explorer) show the file URL's to be "https://media.<mywebsite.com>/uploads/..." - which means the CNAME should be .. not "blob.core.windows.net" but instead "wpdata.blob.core.windows.net".
BUT -this gives a cert error -the cert is only for "*.blob.core.windows.net" (only one wildcard level).
Any help on getting a viable solution would be greatly appreciated.
Rick.
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@papiermache This is likely a configuration issue and we would recommend utilizing MICROSOFT_AZURE_CNAME constant in wp-config once you have proxy below in place.
Describe the bug
(note - we are using CloudFlare as our DNS provider)
I have successfully configured the plugin to use my Azure storage account "wpdata" and default container "uploads".
Now attempting to use the CNAME feature: as per docs have created CNAME: "media" and referencing ""blob.core.windows.net".
Uploading a test file via wordpress library media upload, and plugin works - the file ended up in correct Azure blob container "uploads".
However - the library (and Azure Storage Explorer) show the file URL's to be "https://media.<mywebsite.com>/uploads/..." - which means the CNAME should be .. not "blob.core.windows.net" but instead "wpdata.blob.core.windows.net".
BUT -this gives a cert error -the cert is only for "*.blob.core.windows.net" (only one wildcard level).
Any help on getting a viable solution would be greatly appreciated.
Rick.
Steps to Reproduce
see above
Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet
No response
Environment information
No response
WordPress information
No response
Code of Conduct
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: