Downloadyar Remote Media
| 开发者 | danialpg |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月6日 00:14 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Downloadyar Remote Media moves your uploaded media (images, audio, video and documents) from your WordPress server to a separate download host over FTP or FTPS, then rewrites every media URL on your site so visitors load files straight from that host. This keeps your main server light and your storage free, while your media stays available under your own domain.
You stay in full control: it connects only to the host you configure, with the credentials you provide. Nothing is sent anywhere else.
What it does
- Transfers new uploads to your remote host automatically.
- Migrates your existing media library to the remote host in resumable batches.
- Rewrites attachment, content, and
srcsetURLs to the remote host on the front end. - Lets you choose which file types to offload: images, audio, video, documents and archives.
- Optionally keeps a local copy, or removes local files after a successful transfer.
- One-click database sync to switch existing media URLs to (or back from) the download host.
- Removes files from the remote host when you delete them in WordPress.
- Built-in FTP diagnostics that test your connection and generate a ready-to-send support ticket for your host if something fails.
安装:
- Upload the
downloadyar-remote-mediafolder to/wp-content/plugins/, or install it from your WordPress dashboard under Plugins → Add New. - Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen.
- Go to Host Connector in the admin menu.
- On the Connection tab, enter your remote host details (server, username, password, port, download host URL and path).
- Use the Diagnostics tab to confirm the connection works.
- On the Files tab, choose which file types to offload.
- Upload media as usual — new files transfer to your remote host automatically.
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常见问题:
What is a "download host"?
Any server you control that can serve files over HTTP and accepts FTP/FTPS uploads — a second hosting account, a storage VPS, or a dedicated file server. The plugin uploads your media there and points your site's URLs at it.
Does the plugin send my data to a third party?
No. The free version connects only to the remote host you configure, using the credentials you enter. It makes no other outbound requests.
Will it work with my existing media library?
Yes. Open the Migrate tab and click Start migration to transfer everything already in your library to the download host, in small resumable batches. Then run Database → Sync to download host to switch existing post content over to the new URLs. Always back up your database first.
My uploads connect but fail to transfer. What's wrong?
This is almost always a firewall blocking passive FTP data ports on your host. Run the Diagnostics tool — it identifies the issue and produces a support ticket you can send to your hosting provider.
更新日志:
1.1.0
- New: Migrate existing library. A new Migrate tab transfers media that was already in your library to the download host, in small batches that run over AJAX so they never time out. Progress is saved per file, so the migration can be stopped and resumed at any time, and it follows your "Keep a copy on this server" setting.
- Added support for more file types: AVIF, HEIC/HEIF images; MOV, MKV and AVI video; AAC and FLAC audio; and RTF, TXT, 7z and gz documents/archives.
- Fixed the FTP path and URL directory settings being ignored. Uploads now go to the FTP path you set, and public URLs (including the database sync) use the URL directory you set, instead of both always defaulting to
dl-files. Previously the FTP path field had no effect and both operations used a single value. - The two path fields now do what their labels say: FTP path controls where files are stored on the remote host, URL directory controls the segment added to your download host URL. This also makes the Diagnostics FTP test match where files are actually uploaded.
- Fixed a fatal error ("Undefined constant FS_CONNECT_TIMEOUT") that could occur when testing the connection or saving settings on some hosts. The FTP timeout constants are now defined by the plugin, so the workaround of adding them to wp-config.php is no longer needed.
- Reliability: large files now stream straight to the remote host instead of being read fully into memory, preventing out-of-memory errors on big uploads.
- Failed transfers are now retried automatically (configurable on the Connection tab).
- Background failures (image thumbnails and remote deletions) now surface as a dismissible admin notice instead of failing silently.
- Initial public release on WordPress.org.
- FTP and FTPS media offloading.
- Automatic media URL rewriting (attachments, content and srcset).
- Selectable file types: images, audio, video, documents and archives.
- Database synchronisation (to and from the download host).
- Remote file deletion synced with the media library.
- Built-in FTP diagnostics with support-ticket generation.
- Modern, responsive, translation-ready admin dashboard (English and Persian).