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| 2018-02-20 | 2019-06-13 | ||
| do not repeat S3 acronym (martin) | when keys do not have permissions to list buckets (martin) | ||
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| The //[[task_create_directory|Create directory]]// command in the root folder in fact creates a new bucket. | The //[[task_create_directory|Create directory]]// command in the root folder in fact creates a new bucket. | ||
| - | You will not see buckets that were shared with you by another AWS user, in the root listing. To access such buckets, you have to specify ''/bucketname'' as an initial //[[ui_login_directories|Remote directory]]//, when setting up your %%S3%% session. | + | You will not see buckets that were shared with you by another AWS user, in the root listing. To access such buckets, you have to specify ''/bucketname'' as an initial //[[ui_login_directories|Remote directory]]//, when setting up your %%S3%% session. Similarly, when your access key does not have permissions to list buckets, you will need to specify the path to the desired bucket the same way. In [[scripting]], you do that by appending the path to the bucket to a [[session_url|session URL]]: ''s3://accesskey:secretkey@s3.amazonaws.com/bucket/''. |
| ===== Further reading ===== | ===== Further reading ===== | ||
| * Guide to [[guide_upload|uploading files to server]]; | * Guide to [[guide_upload|uploading files to server]]; | ||
| * Guide to [[guide_automation|automating operations]] (including upload). | * Guide to [[guide_automation|automating operations]] (including upload). | ||