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Hi,<br />
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bucket name should be the same as full domain name. In your case, bucket name should be <b>s2.smointernational.com</b>
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Hi,

bucket name should be the same as full domain name. In your case, bucket name should be s2.smointernational.com

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I need to make this secure. &nbsp;So when I go secure with <a href="https://www.smointernational.com" rel="ugc">https://www.smointernational.com</a>&nbsp;- all the items on the page also need to be secure.<br />
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I don't think it is possible as of right now to do something like <a href="https://s2.smointernational.com" rel="ugc">https://s2.smointernational.com</a>&nbsp;and have the files point to amazon's servers. &nbsp;Where would you install the SSL Cert?<br />
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I need to make this secure.  So when I go secure with https://www.smointernational.com [https://www.smointernational.com] - all the items on the page also need to be secure.

I don't think it is possible as of right now to do something like https://s2.smointernational.com [https://s2.smointernational.com] and have the files point to amazon's servers.  Where would you install the SSL Cert?



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I am looking to use Amazon S3 for my store for my images. &nbsp;I have setup a DNS name to match that of the Amazon S3 bucket name. &nbsp;My question is how do I get an ssl to work to with that subdomain because the images won't be hosted on my server but on Amazon S3's.<br />
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DNS Setup for CName:<br />
&quot;s2.smointernational.com&quot; points to &quot;smoimages.s3.amazonaws.co<wbr />m&quot;<br />
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<a href="http://s2.smointernational.com/i/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png" rel="ugc">http://s2.smointernational.com/i/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png</a>&nbsp;- NONSSL<br />
<a href="https://s2.smointernational.com/i/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png" rel="ugc">https://s2.smointernational.com/i/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png</a>&nbsp;- SSL<br />
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Note - Have not purchased an SSL yet until I know the full answer to what I am looking for<br />
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<a href="https://smoimages.s3.amazonaws.com/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png" rel="ugc nofollow">https://smoimages.s3.amazonaws.com/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png</a>&nbsp;- SSL
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I am looking to use Amazon S3 for my store for my images.  I have setup a DNS name to match that of the Amazon S3 bucket name.  My question is how do I get an ssl to work to with that subdomain because the images won't be hosted on my server but on Amazon S3's.

DNS Setup for CName:
"s2.smointernational.com" points to "smoimages.s3.amazonaws.com"

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http://s2.smointernational.com/i/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png - NONSSL
https://s2.smointernational.com/i/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png - SSL

Note - Have not purchased an SSL yet until I know the full answer to what I am looking for

https://smoimages.s3.amazonaws.com/PackNShipLogo-LtBlue.png - SSL

Amazon S3 using DNS subdomain and SSL for the at subdomain

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SSL / HTTPS

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