kr
commented
11 years ago Oh cool. What would this look like? Maybe
func SignedURL(r *http.Request, expires time.Time, k Keys) *url.URL?
Open mfine opened 11 years ago
kr
commented
11 years ago Oh cool. What would this look like? Maybe
func SignedURL(r *http.Request, expires time.Time, k Keys) *url.URL?
mfine
commented
11 years ago Took a stab at it. https://github.com/kr/s3/pull/11.
AlekSi
commented
10 years ago +1
http://s3.amazonaws.com/doc/s3-developer-guide/RESTAuthentication.html
You can also send a signature as a URL-encoded query-string parameter in the URL for the request. This is useful if you want to enable a third party to access S3 on your behalf without your having to proxy the data transfer. For example, if you want to enable a user to download your private data directly from S3, you can insert a pre-signed URL into a web page before giving it to your user. The canonicalized string that you sign is the same, except that you replace the DATE field in the string with an Expires field that indicates when you want the signature to expire. The Expires field is given as the number of seconds since epoch time, and is also included as a query string parameter along with your AWS Access Key ID.