Yes, I understand the direction from Adobe, but it seems like an overall bad idea to allow outside world access to the Author which is why Im asking the community if this is "truly" what should be done to enable Asset link Sharing for a client.  If not, then to some extent we're selling vaporware.Th...

Ok, so the simple answers to my questions are...- No it's not possible to get the link that was shared.- No you cannot update the expiration of a shared link via the authoring interface (an admin can do it via CRX, but that's not practical for business use).A bit disappointing, as both of these seem...

I don't actually want to "edit" it per-say - I'd like to be able to retrieve the URL so that I can copy and paste it to someone in an email or instant message or something.  I realize the initial share executes an email, but after that point I dont see a way to get ahold of the link.Also, it seems r...

Hi Arun,Yes, that link you provided is where I grabbed the list of pages I mentioned in my original post.  In testing, it appears other paths (e.g. /etc.clientlibs) must also be opened to the public.My question was more generally asking if allowing public access to the author server for link shares ...

Is it standard practice to allow public access to the AEM Author (/linkshare.html, /linksharepreview.html, /linkexpired.html) for asset link sharing?  I assume we would also need to open up paths like /etc.clientlibs and potentially others?Once I've shared an asset, is there any way for me to recove...

Is the answer the same for Adobe PDF files?

Does the Adobe DAM support reordering pages (subassets) within a PowerPoint (PPT/PPTX) or PDF file?  I have a client that is asking for this functionality, as their current DAM apparently supports this.  I've experimented a bit with AEM 6.4 but though AEM is able to parse the PPT/PDF into subasset p...