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## Setup
```php
use OpenCloud\Rackspace;
$client = new Rackspace(RACKSPACE_US, array(
));
$service = $client->objectStoreService('cloudFiles', 'IAD'); # Second argument is the region you want
```
## Temporary URLs
Temporary URLs allow you to create time-limited Internet addresses that allow you to grant access to your Cloud Files
account. Using Temporary URL, you may allow others to retrieve or place objects in your containers - regardless of
whether they're CDN-enabled.
### Set "temporary URL" metadata key
You must set this "secret" value on your account, where it can be used in a global state:
```php
$account = $service->getAccount();
$account->setTempUrlSecret('my_secret');
echo $account->getTempUrlSecret();
```
The string argument of `setTempUrlSecret()` is optional - if left out, the SDK will generate a random hashed secret
for you.
### Create a temporary URL
Once you've set an account secret, you can create a temporary URL for your object. To allow GET access to your object
for 1 minute:
```php
$object->getTemporaryUrl(60, 'GET');
```
To allow PUT access for 1 hour:
```php
$object->getTemporaryUrl(360, 'PUT');
```
## Hosting websites on CloudFiles
To host a static (i.e. HTML) website on CloudFiles, you must follow these steps:
1. CDN-enable a container
2. Upload all HTML content. You can use nested directory structures.
3. Tell CloudFiles what to use for your default index page like this:
```php
$container->setStaticIndexPage('index.html');
```
4. (Optional) Tell CloudFiles which error page to use by default:
```php
$container->setStaticErrorPage('error.html');
```
Bear in mind that steps 3 & 4 do not upload content, but rather specify a reference to an existing page/CloudFiles object.
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