Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I copied a file,. I have a different file,. To replace that, you should just upload a new one on top of the old one: aws s3 cp. The old file will be replaced. According to the S3 docs , this is atomic , though due to EC2s replication pattern, requests for the key may still return the old file for some time. Note thanks Chris Kuehl : though the replacement is technically atomic, it's possible for multipart downloads to end up with chunks from different versions of the file.
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Asked 6 years, 6 months ago. It's using the wrong URL encoding when listing objects. As for working around it: I know of no way to convince the AWS cli to use a different decoding when parsing responses, so you'll need to write a custom sync tool to deal with the oddity. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. GitHub Linkedin Twitter.
Join my newsletter I'll send you 1 email a week with links to all of the articles I've written that week. Email address. For more articles, navigate to my Home Page. GitHub Linkedin Twitter Linkedin. Learn more about our privacy policy. Posted on January 31, Have an AWS task that's awkward when done in the web interface? The other day I needed to download the contents of a large S3 folder. That is a tedious task in the browser: log into the AWS console, find the right bucket, find the right folder, open the first file, click download, maybe click download a few more times until something happens, go back, open the next file, over and over.
Here are the steps, all in one spot:. Documentation for the following steps is here. Run aws configure and answer the prompts. Each prompt lists the current value in brackets.
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