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generate an index.html file #2
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tried the script, it only create links for for first level directories. IF you want to use bash ls -lR
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find but I think you will probably be better off in python |
I don't understand what you mean. It worked for me. When you click on a link for a first level directory, it will take you into the directory for whatever depth. All of the links to the data will download or open. |
try this click on any links. S3 will not list directories. |
Ok. I will take a look.
…On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 3:29 PM Sujee Maniyam ***@***.***> wrote:
try this
https://elephantscale-public.s3.amazonaws.com/data/index.html
click on any links.
S3 will not list directories.
So we need to give links to all files
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https://github.com/elephantscale/datasets/blob/master/create-index-new.sh Try this. Hopefully this works better. |
write a simple python script to generate an index.html in this format
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