I can't find a way to bulk change the storage class for all objects in a folder within an S3 bucket.
I currently back up my files to S3 and I have a lifecycle rule that automatically moves them to Glacier storage class ASAP (0 days). I would like to be able to restore my files using Cyberduck, but Amazon requires that the files are restored to the S3 storage class before they can be accessed.
I'd like to be able to right click a folder in Cyberduck, choose Info, and have an option to change the storage class of all objects in the folder (recursively).
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I downloaded Version 4.6.3 (16490) but I can't figure out how to use the change in 57512f9 to restore a folder recursively and restore all files in the folder from the Glacier storage class back into the normal S3 storage class. Can you provide me with a quick tutorial on how to use the GUI to achieve this?
I downloaded Version 4.6.3 (16490) but I can't figure out how to use the change in 57512f9 to restore a folder recursively and restore all files in the folder from the Glacier storage class back into the normal S3 storage class. Can you provide me with a quick tutorial on how to use the GUI to achieve this?
We do not support creating retrieval jobs to get objects back from Glacier into S3 as they
typically complete within 3-5 hours
only. Please refer to Data Retrieval in the Amazon Glacier FAQ.
I can't find a way to bulk change the storage class for all objects in a folder within an S3 bucket.
I currently back up my files to S3 and I have a lifecycle rule that automatically moves them to Glacier storage class ASAP (0 days). I would like to be able to restore my files using Cyberduck, but Amazon requires that the files are restored to the S3 storage class before they can be accessed.
I'd like to be able to right click a folder in Cyberduck, choose Info, and have an option to change the storage class of all objects in the folder (recursively).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: