Switching the 'Content-Disposition' to 'inline' cause a 403 error with Amazon.

nathancolgate / s3-swf-upload-plugin

A rails 3 gem which allow user upload files to S3 through an embedded flash directly. All UI has been moved out of flex and can be controlled by CSS and JavaScript callbacks.

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Switching the 'Content-Disposition' to 'inline' cause a 403 error with Amazon. #22

Closed abelmartin closed 12 years ago

abelmartin commented 13 years ago

Hi Nathan,

When left to it default setting in the S3UploadsController (line 30):

{'Content-Disposition': 'attachment'},

...uploads happen without a problem. If I switch to:

{'Content-Disposition': 'inline'},

...or remove the line completely in the hopes that by default my upload will be 'inline', Amazon returns with following error:

Amazon S3 returned an error: HTTP status 403.

Do I need to change something else in the controller?

Thanks, Abel.

cracell commented 13 years ago

I'm having this same issue. Not sure why the 403 is being returned.

Edit: Looking through the source I see line 183 of flex_src/src/com/elctech/S3UploadRequest.as says

"postVariables["Content-Disposition"] = "attachment";"

rather than loading from options like everything else there. I'm not very familiar with Flex but seems like a bug.

mixonic commented 13 years ago

I think I'm running to this same error. Changing the content disposition to inline in app/controllers/s3_uploads_controller.rb just results in an error.

So close to having a great, quick image attachment/upload solution!

kungpoo commented 13 years ago

00hello commented 12 years ago

Has anyone come up with fork with this feature. I agree with mixonic. It would be perfect if it weren't for having to have {'Content-Disposition': 'attachment'}

nathancolgate commented 12 years ago

Thanks to @JKillian: https://github.com/nathancolgate/s3-swf-upload-plugin/pull/76