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@pbdev try to store it like this: $attachment->storeAs($path, $fileName, 's3');
Oct 24, 2016
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File upload, AWS S3 and mime-type issue
Uploading images on S3 https://laracasts.com/series/whats-new-in-laravel-5-3/episodes/12
I have an issue here
$file = request()->file('avatar')->store('user/avatars');
$full_path = Storage::disk('s3')->url($file);
When you upload an image in this way, 'store' function doesn't tell S3 bucket what mime-type has this image (or file). And when you try to retrieve the uploaded image in the browser by it's URL, a browser will DOWNLOAD (it won't open as users expect) due to incorrect mime-type. By default S3 sets 'application/octet-stream' mime-type.
Does anybody know how to pass mime-type to S3 bucket?
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@lars64 The 'store' function uses 'storeAs'
$file = request()->file('avatar')->store('user/avatars');
public function store($path, $disk = null) { return $this->storeAs($path, $this->hashName(), $disk); }
The issue remains, can any body help to resolve this issue?
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@pbdev I would love to know this also. As far as I checked, the problem is in putFileAs() method of /vendor/laravel/framework/src/Illuminate/Filesystem/FilesystemAdapter.php which stream copies the file from temp folder to final location.
Not sure if there is any method to assign MimeType again once the file is copied, but apparently if the image with Mime Type "application/octet-stream" is served as src=".." for the image, FF, Chrome and Safari seem to serve it all good.
EDIT: I found here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29298313/images-stored-on-amazon-aws-s3-not-rendered-in-internet-explorer that IE might have problems, but probably that was because the images were missing extension. I just did some tests and they loaded correctly in FF, Chrome, Safari and IE 9,10,11.
So I believe that as long as you serve the image URLs as img src=".." attributes, it should be fine. Still it would be nice having this fixed in the future
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Any solution?
Level 46
You can pass an array of options as a second parameter to the store method (or third parameter to the sotreAs method).
You can specify the mimetype using these options.
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You can pass an array of options as a second parameter to the store method (or third parameter to the sotreAs method).
This is only true in 5.4. See https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/16416#issuecomment-263599069
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On any version you can use the getDriver() method on the filesystem adapter to get the Flysystem driver which would let you call any of the methods directly.
https://github.com/thephpleague/flysystem/blob/master/src/FilesystemInterface.php
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@jjanusch this work and save my day. Thanks !
For 5.3 you can use getDrive like @spekkionu suggest.
Tutorial : http://georgebohnisch.com/s3-set-contenttype-request-headers-laravel-filesystem-cloud-storage/
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