AWS Signed URL Expiration

Razuna v2 Legacy Self-Hosted
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Setup: Windows Server 2012r2, MSSQL, AWS Storage, Razuna v1.7

Utilizing the AWS S3 storage, we noticed that you are forcing signed URL’s which is fine. We were wondering if there was an option to change the expiration date/time of the urls within any of the administration panels, this does not seem to be an option anywhere.

I have no problem changing this in any appropriate .cfc file if necessary, we were just curious if this was a setting option that can be changed within any settings or the database itself.

Also, if we wanted to change any existing links to use this new expiration, would we have to use the “Re-create URL” in the cloud maintenance tab under the administrator?

Are there any foreseeable issues with changing this default 10 year expiration?

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We set it to 10 years. Ne ver had a request to change the expiration date,
but you can do so manually in in the amazon.cfc file.

You need to run the “re-create URL” in order to apply the new expiration
date.

Hope this helps.

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Thanks for the help, I know 10 years is definitely an adequate expiration time, were just curious if it was a configurable setting within the UI.

Again, thank you for the help, and in v1.7 of amazon.cfc, I found the appropriate lines to change:

line: 123  <cfargument name="minutesValid" type="string" required="false" default="10520000">
line: 127  <cfset epoch = dateadd("yyyy", 20, now())>
line: 379  <cfset var epoch = dateadd("n", 20, now())>

And the recreate url tool worked well and was very fast! Thanks again!