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We are using Easy Social as an intranet - with security so that only those logging in should be able to access any part of the site, including files, images, and even avatars. We wanted to push these assets to S3, but it seems that for those images to show up in the browser they have to be public in S3.
For instance, when I look at the HTML sent to the browser, I see an S3 link to an image. If I extract that link, I can view the image in a new browser with just that link.
Is there a way to use images and links to files so that they reside on S3 yet are not "public" and can be accessed only through the our Easy Social website?
For instance, when I look at the HTML sent to the browser, I see an S3 link to an image. If I extract that link, I can view the image in a new browser with just that link.
Is there a way to use images and links to files so that they reside on S3 yet are not "public" and can be accessed only through the our Easy Social website?
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