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From reading the documentation I understand this might be doable, but I don't know how!
For the production environment I have three buckets (three models, three buckets) image-bucket, audio-bucket, pdf-bucket, but for the development environment, I want...
Started by rordude on
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Gt; "#{RAILS_ROOT}/config/s3.yml", :path => "whatever", :bucket => "#{Rails.env}-image-bucket"
Nah, this is what I was looking for
:bucket => lambda { |photo| "#{(Rails.env.development.
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I've been interacting with Amazon S3 through S3Fox and I can't seem to delete my buckets. I select a bucket, hit delete, confirm the delete in a popup, and... nothing happens. Is there another tool that I should use?
Started by Kyle Cronin on
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Apparently, one cannot delete a bucket with objects in it and S3Fox bucket and its contents....
Then you can delete the bucket itself.
Delete all of the objects in the bucket first.
Of the other S3 tools can do it as well, though .
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Given a series of incoming items, I want to assign each one to a bucket as it comes in. The bucket can either be a new one (one that has never been used before, of which there are an infinite supply) or it can be an existing bucket. If I look at the number...
Started by sfink on
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Most random ....
If not, you assign the next item into a randomly selected existing bucket.
If the items/buckets threshold goes over 1.5, you put the next item in a new bucket.
This to calculate the number of items per bucket.
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Does Amazon provide a way to copy a bucket from one account to a different account? I am uploading several gb of files to my own bucket for a client app for development purposes, but when handing off the code I'm going to want to switch the bucket to ...
Started by bantic on
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Furthermore, deleted bucket doesn't become available immediately and sometimes you have to wait a couple of days for the bucket name to become available again (remember....
From the source account and then recreate it on the target account .
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I'm looking for a decent S3 bucket manager for Ubuntu (Gnome). I prefer it to integrate with Nautilus so it will look like just any other drive (a la WebDAV) but so far I haven't been able to find anything that I'd like to use on a daily basis.
What bucket...
Started by Luke on
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That way you won't notice any difference between local files and your S3 bucket.
Instructions.
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I'd like to graph the size (in bytes, and # of items) of an Amazon S3 bucket and am looking for an efficient way to get the data.
The s3cmd tools provide a way to get the total file size using s3cmd du s3://bucket_name , but I'm worried about its ability...
Started by Garret Heaton on
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The results then just bucket that has thousands of items so I don't know how well it will scale, but it seems reasonably for each bucket, total ....
Contents of a bucket in one request and it doesn't need to descend into directories.
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I tried a couple of things: S3Browse , the RightAws Ruby gem and other tools. All allow granting access on an individual key basis, but I wasn't able to set the ACL on buckets. Actually, I set the ACL on the bucket, no errors are returned. But when I ...
Started by François Beausoleil on
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Besides, you can configure your bucket to apply its.
It allows you to set ACL for all files in the buckets.
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I'm trying to access my Amazon S3 account using the aws-s3 gem, but no matter what I do, I can't even print a bucket list.
Error:
undefined method `bytesize' for #<AWS::S3::Bucket:0x1b9e488>
From Code:
# hello_world.rb require 'rubygems' require...
Started by arbales on
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WQja/7ur7KDQHyhTBlHD1U8UdCgVv5ZVPTQtr' ) end get '/' do s3_connect @buckets = Service.buckets erb :index end get '/bucket/:key' do s3_connect @bucket = Bucket.find(params[:key]) erb :bucket end
View: index.erb
<h1>Buckets....
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If I notice that a hash table (or any other data structure built on a hash table) is filling up, at what point should you build a new table with more buckets. And given n items in the table so far, how do you figure out how many buckets to use in the ...
Started by Matt on
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In a closed hashtable....
bucket, so you should ideally be resizing when the number of items in the hash table = the number hashtable you find the right bucket based on the hash, and then build a list of items hanging off that bucket.
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I am trying to use boost::unordered_map to cache some values. I try to specify minimum number of buckets in the constructor:
#include <boost/unordered_map.hpp> typedef boost::unordered_map<float, float> Mycache; Mycache cache((std::size_t)...
Started by Multilist on
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Boost::unordered_map::max_bucket_count() returns the implementation-dependent limit on the bucket the standard, but the small max_bucket_count is actually a bug in Boost 1.38, any other version will let.
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