Remove Everyone Read Policy

OK, the best way I found was to add this filter in my functions.php

add_filter('as3cf_upload_acl', function($acl){
	return '';
});

You will also need to do for resized images:

add_filter('as3cf_upload_acl_sizes', function($acl){
	return '';
});

Please let me know if that is the best method or if there is another preferred way.

It seems that the default is ‘public-read’. ‘private’ is AWS default, but setting it to private causes Offline Media to add Authentication to the urls instead of following the domain I set in the config. Setting it to blank seems to do the trick.

PS, I could not find any documentation on this method. I had to scan through the plugin code. Would be nice to have some documentation on that and other Hooks and Filters.

Would be nice if this was just a setting in the Admin Panel.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by GeddeDev.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by GeddeDev.

Tweaks plugin has info on the as3cf_upload_acl filter.

I’ll pass on your request for better documentation and possible surfacing of the ACL into the plugin’s settings.

Can you give a little more info on your config and how things work in your case when you use ” as the ACL, what kind of URL do you get?

The url is as expected with ” as the ACL.
Having it as ‘public_read’ has the url as expected as well, but it just adds the Everyone read access on the S3 object, which I don’t want.

Have it as ‘private’ does not add any permissions to the S3 Object which is good, but it changes the url in WP to include access keys.