Use pre-signed URLs for media storage when using S3 #9
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The default way mastodon uses S3 for object storage is insecure:
This PR overrides all urls to be expiring urls when using S3 to fix these issues.
I did this with a monkey patch of the
urlmethod instead of changing all uses ofurltoexpiring_urlto minimize conflicts with upstream. I also had to manually gsub the output to use the local S3 alias due to thoughtbot/paperclip#2196.