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Amazon S3 Support?

Posted: 2007-10-06, 11:35 UTC
by wjnielsen
Does anyone know of an add-on for Amazon S3 support for TC7? I would like to be able to browse S3 buckets via TC7 and not some other client.

Posted: 2008-01-28, 03:15 UTC
by jdmarch
I vote for that.

Posted: 2009-05-19, 08:06 UTC
by jlschwab
I 3rd this idea. That'd be awesome.

Posted: 2009-05-19, 16:22 UTC
by ghisler(Author)
I have already checked whether I could adapt my webDAV plugin for the S3 service because both use HTTP and XML. Unfortunately S3 doesn't seem to know the concept of subfolders, so it would be very hard to make it work.

Posted: 2009-06-19, 21:43 UTC
by Ivan Moiseev
Hi,

I'm author of S3 Browser and now i've finished developing Amazon S3 Plugin for Total Commander.

I'll publish it in the near future.

If you want to get beta version for testing, please contact me.

Posted: 2009-06-20, 00:55 UTC
by Boofo
What is Amazon S3?

Posted: 2009-06-20, 01:26 UTC
by jdmarch

Posted: 2009-06-20, 01:31 UTC
by Boofo
I was looking for some user opinions of it here and how they use it. Next time, save yourself the trouble of making me look like a fool. I would appreciate it. I get enough of that here already.

Posted: 2009-06-20, 01:40 UTC
by jdmarch
E.g: I have been using Jungle Disk for a year or so. It uses S3 for cheap, efficient, and reliable backup over the net. I swear by it. Beats the alternatives hands-down, except for collections of very large files. (As I recall, they charge something like 15 cents US per month per gigabyte for storage; this does not include bandwidth (upload/download) charges but those are not bad either.)

Posted: 2009-06-21, 14:42 UTC
by ghisler(Author)
2Ivan Moiseev
Sounds great! How did you solve the problem of missing folder support on Amazon S3?

Posted: 2009-06-23, 20:56 UTC
by Ivan Moiseev
2ghisler(Author)
I've solved it by listing buckets with Prefix and Delimiter.


2ALL
Pre-release version is available for download, i've created new thread for S3 Browser plugin here.

Posted: 2009-06-25, 12:06 UTC
by ghisler(Author)
I see - that solves it for files in subdirs. But how do you create empty directories? Do you create 0 byte files with a slash at the end?

Posted: 2009-06-25, 18:02 UTC
by Ivan Moiseev
2ghisler(Author)
yes, this is the most common way to simulate empty directories and most of the other amazon s3 clients uses it.