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How does goofys serve files? #83

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maxxatgit opened this issue Jun 5, 2016 · 2 comments
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How does goofys serve files? #83

maxxatgit opened this issue Jun 5, 2016 · 2 comments
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maxxatgit commented Jun 5, 2016

I'm running an app hosted on a non-aws server. I want to use goofys connected to an aws S3 instance for the media (mostly audio files) filestore. When a user browses to the hosted app and has permission to download the file, I assume goofys sends the file to the hosted app, which then forwards it to the user's browser. Is that correct?
I would like for goofys to send/stream the file directly to the user's browser. That way, I'm only incurring outbound bandwidth from aws.
So this is both a question (is it possible?) and if not, a feature request.
Thanks in advance!

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kahing commented Jun 7, 2016

goofys presents a filesystem mount point. It doesn't make any sense to implement what you want to do with goofys.

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gaul commented Jun 7, 2016

@maxxatgit You want to use S3 signed URLs, not goofys.

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