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AWS-S3 is a Ruby implementation of Amazon's S3 REST API

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Numeric Keys
0 comments Created 6 months ago by waratuman

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Buckets that have numeric keys are unable to list the contents of the bucket. For example, a key equal to '20092521' will not work correctly, but '20092521.txt' will.
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Buckets that have numeric keys are unable to list the contents of the bucket. For example, a key equal to '20092521' will not work correctly, but '20092521.txt' will.

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HTTP SSL Options Error
1 comment Created 3 months ago by btab

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AWS::S3::Connection.create_connection has the following bit of logic... http.use_ssl = !options[:use_ssl].nil? || options[:port] == 443 :use_ssl => false thus turns SSL on - which is incorrect/unexpected behaviour
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AWS::S3::Connection.create_connection has the following bit of logic...

http.use_ssl = !options[:use_ssl].nil? || options[:port] == 443

:use_ssl => false thus turns SSL on - which is incorrect/unexpected behaviour

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marcel Tue Aug 11 10:39:17 -0700 2009 | link

Good catch. Silly mistake. Puzzled that that didn't occur to me.

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Good catch. Silly mistake. Puzzled that that didn't occur to me.
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Writing to buckets located in Europe
2 comments Created 3 months ago by stanislav

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Currently there's problem with writing to buckets that are located in Europe. That's because we need the bucket name as part of the domain name, rather than the path itself. We have a fork of this library that supports writing to buckets. Is it possible to have a merge of those changes? http://github.com/isaacfeliu/aws-s3/tree/master
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Currently there's problem with writing to buckets that are located in Europe. That's because we need the bucket name as part of the domain name, rather than the path itself.

We have a fork of this library that supports writing to buckets. Is it possible to have a merge of those changes?

http://github.com/isaacfeliu/aws-s3/tree/master

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samlown Sat Sep 26 04:21:15 -0700 2009 | link

Alternatively this commit is a lot more lightweight and has tests:

http://github.com/fesplugas/aws-s3/commit/90c30e79dc2327776308ba07c207a2a872325a3c

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Alternatively this commit is a lot more lightweight and has tests: http://github.com/fesplugas/aws-s3/commit/90c30e79dc2327776308ba07c207a2a872325a3c
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fesplugas Wed Sep 30 00:19:01 -0700 2009 | link

This is the work made by Isaac Feliu and Lars Pind. Isaac's repo is not a clone of Marcel's, so I cloned Marcel repo, and merged all the patches on a single commit. Tests are not passing on my repo, so don't expect Marcel to merge it.

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This is the work made by Isaac Feliu and Lars Pind. Isaac's repo is not a clone of Marcel's, so I cloned Marcel repo, and merged all the patches on a single commit. Tests are not passing on my repo, so don't expect Marcel to merge it.
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AWS::S3::S3Object.copy method doesn't work with additional options
0 comments Created 3 months ago by ksekhar

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AWS::S3::S3Object.copy method doesn't merge options hash passed to it properly with the store method used by it. steps to reproduce: 1. AWS::S3::S3Object.copy(source_path, copy_path, bucket, :access => :public_read) 2. creates copy of file at copy_path 3. trying to access the copy_path file will return "access denied" xml in Firefox workaround: use AWS::S3::S3Object.store(copy_path, open(AWS::S3::S3Object.url_for(source_path,bucket), bucket, :access => :public_read)
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AWS::S3::S3Object.copy method doesn't merge options hash passed to it properly with the store method used by it.

steps to reproduce:
1. AWS::S3::S3Object.copy(source_path, copy_path, bucket, :access => :public_read)
2. creates copy of file at copy_path
3. trying to access the copy_path file will return "access denied" xml in Firefox

workaround:
use AWS::S3::S3Object.store(copy_path, open(AWS::S3::S3Object.url_for(source_path,bucket), bucket, :access => :public_read)

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AWS::S3::Connection.prepare_path doesn't properly escape plus sign '+' in key
0 comments Created 2 months ago by tekwiz

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AWS::S3::Connection.prepare_path isn't properly escaping the plus sign in a key. This is because the plus sign is sometimes used to represent a space (at least according to the Ruby devs) i.e. the URI.escape() doesn't convert '+' to '%2B'... Solution: Add a special gsub on line 11 i.e. `URI.escape(path)` to URI.escape(path).gsub('+', '%2B')
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AWS::S3::Connection.prepare_path isn't properly escaping the plus sign in a key. This is because the plus sign is sometimes used to represent a space (at least according to the Ruby devs) i.e. the URI.escape() doesn't convert '+' to '%2B'...

Solution: Add a special gsub on line 11 i.e. URI.escape(path) to
```
URI.escape(path).gsub('+', '%2B')
```
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Conflict with right_http_connection-1.2.4
1 comment Created 2 months ago by UVSoft

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... right_http_connection-1.2.4/lib/net_fix.rb ... aws-s3-0.6.2/lib/aws/s3/extensions.rb Original version of send_request_with_body_stream takes 5 arguments, but rewritten one takes only 4.
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... right_http_connection-1.2.4/lib/net_fix.rb

... aws-s3-0.6.2/lib/aws/s3/extensions.rb

Original version of send_request_with_body_stream takes 5 arguments, but rewritten one takes only 4.

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UVSoft Sat Sep 05 17:34:57 -0700 2009 | link

$ ruby -v ruby 1.8.6 (2008-08-11 patchlevel 287) [universal-darwin9.0]

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$ ruby -v ruby 1.8.6 (2008-08-11 patchlevel 287) [universal-darwin9.0]
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Question about usage
0 comments Created about 1 month ago by openrain

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I have an empty folder (bar) in my s3 bucket bucket = Bucket.find("my.bucket", :prefix => "bar") bucket.object.size # => 1000 I'm fairly certain this should return 0, since there aren't any files that match :prefix, yet I'm getting back a bunch of files from other folders on s3. Is this expected behavior?
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I have an empty folder (bar) in my s3 bucket
```
bucket = Bucket.find("my.bucket", :prefix => "bar")
bucket.object.size # => 1000
```
I'm fairly certain this should return 0, since there aren't any files that match :prefix, yet I'm getting back a bunch of files from other folders on s3.

Is this expected behavior?
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