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  • I haven’t used S3 with s2, so this is just a guess, but don’t you need to start your bucket name with a /?

    Thread Starter Theresap

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    Well, S3 won’t let you put / in the bucket name. For S2, the example was ‘mybucket’ and didn’t use the slashes. I just tried putting one in and got a signature error and a long line of double urls…almost like it wants a complete path to the bucket…?
    I don’t get it. I’ve watched the tutorial a few times over, I don’t see what I’m missing. I even tried deleting the s2member-files within the url to the product, and that produced a not found page.

    Thread Starter Theresap

    (@theresap)

    I got it! I’ll answer my own post here in case it may be useful to someone.
    I had my file name wrong. I have always linked to my ccap folder with a direct path to that folder – wp-content/plugins/s2member-files/ccapfolder/myfile.zip

    I changed my links to https://mydomain.com/?s2member_file_download=myfile.zip like the video and all works ??
    I also noticed that S3 Amazon reads a space differently, so file names with spaces needed to be changed to a true – or something or the download gave a big key error.

    Theresa

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