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I am looking to use Cyberduck with client-side encryption and Amazon S3 Glacier Deep Archive. When the S3 Default Storage Class preference is set to Glacier Deep Archive, folder metadata is also stored in that way? This is a problem.
Cannot upload to folders (cannot read folder meta)
Can upload a folder structure to root, but cannot
i. open it
ii. call Restore on it (=> cannot restore any contents)
If there was another Default Storage Class preference for folders or another hardcoded default it would be very helpful. For my use case of uploading pictures, I cannot use a flat structure + multiple buckets. Additionally, the flow used to produce 2. should probably be disallowed.
For completeness, there is a workaround:
Change the preference to Standard
Create folder(s)
Change the preference to Glacier
Upload file(s)
I have marked this as a bug because it represents a break from expectations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
To add to this, masterkey.cryptomator is also allowed to be a Glacier object (I think this also breaks things). It is created using Action > New Encrypted Vault.
I am looking to use Cyberduck with client-side encryption and Amazon S3 Glacier Deep Archive. When the S3 Default Storage Class preference is set to Glacier Deep Archive, folder metadata is also stored in that way? This is a problem.
i. open it
ii. call Restore on it (=> cannot restore any contents)
If there was another Default Storage Class preference for folders or another hardcoded default it would be very helpful. For my use case of uploading pictures, I cannot use a flat structure + multiple buckets. Additionally, the flow used to produce 2. should probably be disallowed.
For completeness, there is a workaround:
I have marked this as a bug because it represents a break from expectations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: