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Yes, all everything is fine. We have been running in this configuration for nearly a week, no problems at all.

I did have to manually edit some of the Javascript and CSS files.

The way I did it was to simply look at the Apache2 log files and look for any "oddities" or 404 errors from the CDN and then track down the problem and fix it.

One of the "beauties" of Mirror Bucket is that you can see the 404 errors on your Apache server when it tries to grab a file that is missing from the CDN.

When I was debugging, I ran a tail -f on the Apache log file and used grep (egrep with regular expressions, actually) to fine tune the JavaScript paths in the templates and CSS files.

It works, absolutely, but it take a bit of analysis to track down all the hard coded paths in the vB templates, JS and CSS file includes.

Having said that, I think we might have to edit the CSS files manually if we make a change to a vB style, but this is not an issue for us, since we don't change the style CSS often.

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As I recall, I used phpMyAdmin to edit the css field in the style table.

PS: I forgot to mention, I don't think we use a WYSIWYG editor, we just use the standard (Advanced and Quick Reply editors - the same editors here in this forum).

Maybe that explains it?

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Ah! Sorry, We are not pulling this file from the CDN:

[01/Sep/2009:20:10:10 +0100] "GET /clientscript/vbulletin_important.css?v=374 HTTP/1.1" 200

Maybe that's the reason.... I think that is one of the few files I have not moved to the CDN