'How to add Content-Disposition response header for AWS CloudFront
I have a Content Distribution Network served by AWS CloudFront. Some of my clients want to download this file with a specific filename, so I guess that the natural solution will be injecting a Content-Disposition response header.
For example, I can use a query parameter filename for my CloudFront URL so that this file can be downloaded with the name awesome.png
https://XXX.cloudfront.net/abc.png?filename=awesome.png
Then all I have to do is to add the Content-Disposition header to its response.
I thought that it can be easily handled by CloudFront Function or Lambda@Edge, but I found that they cannot solve my problem. It's because the query string filename is in the HTTP request, but the Content-Disposition header must be injected in the HTTP header.
Can anyone suggest a working solution?
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