nautilus does this when you drag and drop to overwrite a file:
1) create .goutputstream-XXXXXX to write to
2) fsync the fd for .goutputstream-XXXXXX
3) rename .goutputstream-XXXXXX to target file
4) close the fd for .goutputstream-XXXXXX
previously, doing this on s3fs would result in an empty target file
because after the rename, s3fs would not flush the content of
.goutputstream-XXXXXX to target file.
this change moves the FdEntity from the old path to the new path
whenever rename happens. On flush s3fs would now flush the correct
content to the rename target.
The space causes signature mismatch when using "ahbe_conf" file to add additional headers.When s3 use the" x-amaz" header to calculates the signature, the format is as follow:
PUT
application/octet-stream
Wed, 05 Nov 2014 03:05:08 GMT
x-amz-acl:private
x-amz-meta-gid:0
x-amz-meta-mode:33188
x-amz-meta-mtime:1415156708
x-amz-meta-uid:0
There is no space after colon.
When the scheme is omitted in URL overriding (for example `example.com`
instead of `https://example.com`), s3fs is modifying the URL by
inserting `s3.` in the middle of the name (`examples3..com`).
This can be a bit difficult to troubleshoot and curl seems to handle
schema-less requests just fine. So, just handle this case correctly.
The current content of `.gitignore` is using relative paths. For
example, `test/config.log` would be ignored while it doesn't seem to be
the intent. Use absolute paths. They are still relative to the root of
the repository.
Previously S3fsMultiCurl::MultiRead did not report read errors since
it did not treat failed callback setup as a fatal operation error.
Failed callback setups usually result from exceeding the number of
allowed retries. Previously cp did not report an error during a
network outage but now does:
$ cp ~/s3-path/s3-file .
cp: error reading ‘/home/gaul/s3-path/s3-file’: Input/output error
cp: failed to extend ‘./s3-file’: Input/output error
Rather than using virtual host style requests, path style requests can be used
instead.
i.e. rather than bucketname.s3.amazon.com/... the s3fs will be able to request
from s3.amazon.com/bucketname/...
This is useful for S3 compatible APIs which don't support the virtual host style
request.
It is enabled with the new option, `use_path_style_request`.
Example:
/usr/bin/s3fs data ~/netcdf -o url="https://swift.rc.nectar.org.au:8888/" -o use_path_request_style -o allow_other -o uid=500 -o gid=500
