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AmazonS3Client | S3Client [get, set] |
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bool | RequireImageExtension [get, set] |
| (default true) When false, all URLs inside the PathPrefix folder will be assumed to be images, and will be handled by this plugin. You should still use image extensions, otherwise we don't know what content type to send with the response, and browsers will choke. It's also the cleanest way to tell the image resizer what kind of file type you'd like back when you request resizing. This setting is designed to support non-image file serving from the DB. It will also cause conflicts if PathPrefix overlaps with a folder name used for something else. More...
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bool | UntrustedData [get, set] |
| (default: false) When true, all requests will be re-encoded before being served to the client. Invalid or malicious images will fail with an error if they cannot be read as images. This should prevent malicious files from being served to the client. More...
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bool | CacheUnmodifiedFiles [get, set] |
| (default true). When true, files and unmodified images (i.e, no querystring) will be cached to disk (if they are requested that way) instead of only caching requests for resized images. DiskCache plugin must be installed for this to have any effect. More...
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Definition at line 17 of file S3Reader.cs.
This plugin can only be removed if it was installed as an IVirtualImageProvider (vpp="false")
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Definition at line 187 of file S3Reader.cs.
189 c.Plugins.VirtualProviderPlugins.Remove(vpp);
bool ImageResizer.Plugins.S3Reader.S3Reader.CacheUnmodifiedFiles |
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(default true). When true, files and unmodified images (i.e, no querystring) will be cached to disk (if they are requested that way) instead of only caching requests for resized images. DiskCache plugin must be installed for this to have any effect.
Definition at line 98 of file S3Reader.cs.
bool ImageResizer.Plugins.S3Reader.S3Reader.RequireImageExtension |
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(default true) When false, all URLs inside the PathPrefix folder will be assumed to be images, and will be handled by this plugin. You should still use image extensions, otherwise we don't know what content type to send with the response, and browsers will choke. It's also the cleanest way to tell the image resizer what kind of file type you'd like back when you request resizing. This setting is designed to support non-image file serving from the DB. It will also cause conflicts if PathPrefix overlaps with a folder name used for something else.
Definition at line 78 of file S3Reader.cs.
AmazonS3Client ImageResizer.Plugins.S3Reader.S3Reader.S3Client |
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Configure AWS access keys
Definition at line 66 of file S3Reader.cs.
bool ImageResizer.Plugins.S3Reader.S3Reader.UntrustedData |
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(default: false) When true, all requests will be re-encoded before being served to the client. Invalid or malicious images will fail with an error if they cannot be read as images. This should prevent malicious files from being served to the client.
Definition at line 88 of file S3Reader.cs.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/nathanael/Documents/resizer/Plugins/S3Reader/S3Reader.cs