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I've set my Amazon S3 to not have public access
I was expecting that the link provided in the view of the page after uploading, would be a time limited signed url
Instead, it was just a straight amazon s3 url
And when I pasted it into another browser, it worked.
I'm thinking it shouldn't work because those are not the permissions I provided.
How do I lock down the public access to the URL and how do I get the view to generated a signed url?
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efreedom CreditAttribution: efreedom commentedSo it appears that I simply needed to ensure that I created a separate container for this particular Amazon bucket and make sure that the number of seconds for how long the URL is supposed to be live was set properly. When I went back and uploaded the files, the links now contain the signed part of the URL.