Use multipart upload to upload single object in parts in
parallel. Its using parallelism flag added earlier.
Change-Id: I45b531a5db43c86f0112a5e3bb4a83bc1d65650f
Adds support for new uplink method DownloadObjectAt which
gives ability to download single object in parallel.
Change-Id: I8388653429992b0d24c383d17d7e90904203fe77
The auth service has no way to remove access grant registrations that
lack expiration dates. We want to encourage people to set them, so as
to slow the rate at which the auth service DB fills up.
Change-Id: I1ccf629cd995dc184d2d90333166eab34d34ae07
This enables use of the --progress, --expires, and --metadata flags with
'uplink put'. These flags work similarly to their counterparts in the
'uplink cp' command.
Small difference from cp: "progress" is on by default in 'uplink cp',
but (for backwards compatibility) off by default in 'uplink put'.
Why: Requested by @Toyoo on the forum:
https://forum.storj.io/t/explicit-data-expiration-questions/13854/2
..and it's an easy addition to make.
Change-Id: Id20aedd3a280db43e4883338f92f6beec7a400de
This expanded format shows expiration times for objects and how much
custom metadata each object has.
This commit also organizes output formatting code together in one
section for simpler adjustments in the future.
Change-Id: Ica041c8a1de6ee73c104a0554c5c259e447536c4
Initially there were pkg and private packages, however for all practical
purposes there's no significant difference between them. It's clearer to
have a single private package - and when we do get a specific
abstraction that needs to be reused, we can move it to storj.io/common
or storj.io/private.
Change-Id: Ibc2036e67f312f5d63cb4a97f5a92e38ae413aa5
Currently os.Create was leaving a file open causing atomic write file to
fail with access denied.
Also add a specific test for importing an access.
Change-Id: Id188bc480e795849ec7fdc72b1fc86433d76c47a
should be
https://link.tardigradeshare.io/s/<access>/<bucket>/<path>
legacy URLs have the /s/ missing but a redirect is issued
Change-Id: Ic2a3dc092ff68d7706fd888a9fbfc27716877c6e
Provide a clearer error message to users who confuse the API Key with
the Access Grant and suggest the right command to them.
Change-Id: If73ae8cde140b68a19f4cfc3f59bb88a3b74c9c1
We add a timeout for the http client used to register the access with
the auth service. We have a hard-coded common default for now.
Change-Id: I50207ad83c9221b7cb61f39310e24b140b95673b
Jens noticed that 'uplink access register' wasn't working with named
accesses.
This was because GetNamedAccess was harcoded to use inspectCfg, which
in the case of 'uplink access register' wasn't being bound to the
config file.
Change-Id: I49403b45af28ad33408cfc5ec6545a395f0f080d
Previously, we were trying to overwrite accesses, which is a nested map
in the uplink config, by calling viper.MergeWithConfig with a nested
map. While this works for keys that don't exist already, it does not
overwrite already existing keys. In order to do that, we need to call
MergeWithConfig with "accesses.<accessname> -> value" rather than using
"accesses -> <accessname> -> value".
Change-Id: I74d7a9decf2078cdf2ff440eaf24821e30474b53
The current uplink access register method has the ability to write to AWS credential files.
This is caused issues with repeat usage in recent AWS CLI code, and there was concern that
it was an unstable solution. This version instead specifies various output formats "env"
and "aws". "env" formats the text so that it can be used with 'export'. "Aws" generates
"aws configure" commands to persist the credentials to the AWS credential files as the
previous version could.
Example usages:
Setting ephemeral evironment variables in bash:
export $(uplink access register $(storj-sim network env GATEWAY_0_ACCESS)
--auth-service http://localhost:8000 --format env)
Setting persistant configs via AWS CLI in bash:
source <(uplink access register $(storj-sim network env GATEWAY_0_ACCESS)
--auth-service http://localhost:8000 --format aws --aws-profile storjsim)
Change-Id: I5d78d6462a3537780af3717a298bb2bebf9c2799
Gateway-MT requires integration tests, which would be aided by having an
exported RegisterAccess() method in uplink/cmd.
To support this change, a little of the Uplink cmd logic was shifted around
and a method was made public. I also normalized finding the access
between accessInspect and accessRegister.
Change-Id: I29369296521c2cc179e27233f5451b95f46109d8
and replaces access grant with access
uplink share <path> --> creates access grant
uplink share --register <path> --> registers access grant
uplink share --url <path> --> creates URL, implies register and public
uplink share --dns <hostname> <path> --> creates dns info, implies register and public
Change-Id: I7930c4973a602d3d721ec6f77170f90957dad8c0
It turns out, that running a docker image build for specific
arches is not possible from amd64 (eg. installing ca-certificates).
Change-Id: I8b8f002b7e532fb4a0c6542d5b573c294c501068
Jeff provided feedback on https://review.dev.storj.io/c/storj/storj/+/3176 after
the changeset was already merged. I attempt to address that feedback here.
Change-Id: Ibc7dba3e4e2c73736042fe4b4ee49ce679ba7f44
Added flag to append a new profile to ~/.aws/credentials using
the provided profile name. This is handy for the AWS CLI, so
you can do things like 'aws configure get aws_access_key_id --profile=me'
Change-Id: I0469a18ca76e078624ed455a06bd7aabd95a1b97
Previously uplink register only accepted a fully serialized access grant.
This is kind of annoying, I changed it so that it could also use access names.
Change-Id: If6d4d1baa8d4fb3d87fdedb895d459fa12743f1a
This PR updates `uplink rb --force` command to use the new libuplink API
`DeleteBucketWithObjects`.
It also updates `DeleteBucket` endpoint to return a specific error
message when a given bucket has concurrent writes while being deleted.
Change-Id: Ic9593d55b0c27b26cd8966dd1bc8cd1e02a6666e
when a user runs `uplink share`, they get a bunch of results back,
given their configuration and existing access. one of the results
is a URL for in-browser sharing and hosting of the file.
first off, we want to make sure this URL is read only. we want to
avoid a situation where someone post this URL to some public
location, not realizing the access allows writes or deletes. if
a user really wants a URL with write/delete access, they can
construct it themselves.
secondly, we want to make sure the url is sharing a single path or
path prefix. having a url for multiple paths/path prefixes
indepedently again can be constructed of course, but should not
be the default behavior
Change-Id: I2ca2ebeea9f1c7d4bfbd7a437a32dc7a3b2a32cc
