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S3 fails verification checks when a bucket name contains upper-case characters #4
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As per AWS Bucket Restrictions - "Rules for Bucket Naming":
This is a restriction on the AWS side, not a bug in the module and exists because:
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be a bit smarter in the _is_dns_bucket check (actually do checking) to make sure a none valid DNS bucket name isn't marked as valid so the bucket is used in the path rather than the hostname make sure to uri_escape files in paths to avoid infinite loops due to spaces in filenames bump VERSION and Changes for CPAN release
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be a bit smarter in the _is_dns_bucket check (actually do checking) to make sure a none valid DNS bucket name isn't marked as valid so the bucket is used in the path rather than the hostname make sure to uri_escape files in paths to avoid infinite loops due to spaces in filenames bump VERSION and Changes for CPAN release
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be a bit smarter in the _is_dns_bucket check (actually do checking) to make sure a none valid DNS bucket name isn't marked as valid so the bucket is used in the path rather than the hostname make sure to uri_escape files in paths to avoid infinite loops due to spaces in filenames bump VERSION and Changes for CPAN release
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couple more places we need to check if the bucket is a valid DNS bucket and DTRT if it is not, also another places to uri_escape the params it seems this code is poorly factored and has some repetition that code be refactored out, but at the moment i'm not inclined to fix
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couple more places we need to check if the bucket is a valid DNS bucket and DTRT if it is not, also another places to uri_escape the params it seems this code is poorly factored and has some repetition that code be refactored out, but at the moment i'm not inclined to fix
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One workaround is to use "s3.amazonaws.com/Bucket-Name" instead of "Bucket-Name.s3.amazonaws.com" in the URL
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