AWSAccessKeyId Damn! ISA 2006?

[chazzy2501]

I have to enable a website called vocabexpress for MFL. The audio links are stored on Amazon AWS servers with a subdirectory /audio.vocabexpress.com* I've allowed this entire subdirectory but the audio links (normally 000o2141.mp3) don't work. I do notice that after the .mp3 the link continues with a AWSAccessKeyId and a heafty string. I can only assume that ISA is chewing this up somehow?

 

Ideas?

 

like this: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/audio.vocabexpress.com/105044o00000.mp3?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAIAEYQ3YGVK6QCWPQ&Expires=1390831550&Signature=UBRCglX6q%2Bx1rNfeG8TgOZKpO6g%3D"

 

The link is designed to expire so it can't be re-used.

Edited January 27, 2014 by chazzy2501

[chazzy2501]

nothing works with regard to this 1 url?

 

I've added just the https://s3-eu-west-1* I've tried https://*audio.vocabexpress.com

it refuses...

I just get the 502 error. If I allow all traffic all protocols to any destination (it goes through the fire wall but it does nothing) then it does work...