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tkirby
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S3sync errors when using the '--progress' option on a single file
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September 19, 2007, 09:06:45 PM »
./s3sync.rb --progress /home/tkirby/html/avshare_old/media/1419.wmv chickenrancher:avshare/media/
Update node
Null stream error:
Skipping avshare/media/1419.wmv: undefined method `closed?' for nil:S3sync::ProgressStream
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ferrix
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Posts: 363
(I am greg13070 on AWS forum)
Re: S3sync errors when using the '--progress' option on a single file
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September 19, 2007, 09:47:33 PM »
No one ever claimed s3sync could work for single files. Try s3cmd.
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tkirby
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Re: S3sync errors when using the '--progress' option on a single file
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September 19, 2007, 10:35:59 PM »
The error doesn't happen when I don't specify '--progress'. So it's not transferring my file?
Why a separate command to copy single files? It would be easy enough to stat the source path and determine which the user wants to transfer.
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ferrix
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(I am greg13070 on AWS forum)
Re: S3sync errors when using the '--progress' option on a single file
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September 20, 2007, 10:08:13 PM »
I just didn't ever special case the (already very "special") code to deal with single files. s3cmd wasn't written specifically for that goal, it is just a thin command wrapper around s3.
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