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I've tried changing our custom policy to allow access to the particular bucket that's giving the AccessDenied error, without any luck. Imagine that bucket1 is a bucket that the lambda normally accesses, and bucket2 is the bucket that's throwing AccessDenied when the lambda accesses it. I've changed the Resource block from

According to the ListObjectsV2 - Amazon Simple Storage Service documentation, when I specify a Prefix and a Delimiter, I should get a contents element in the response with an ETag for the prefix.

I have an Amazon S3 bucket by name "Project" and want to find count of files in Project/screenshots/hotels. I am only getting total files in the whole s3 using Go SDK while specifying only bucket name and an error when specifying whole path in bucket name.

https://github.com/awsdocs/aws-doc-sdk-examples/blob/main/go/example_code/s3/s3_list_objects.go

I'm converting an old Python 2 app to Python 3 which uses the amoffat sh module.

It loads JSON via sh commands, which has stopped working.

I understand from the docs that methods like json.loads won't work with an instance of the sh RunningCommand class even though it's string like.

However, I can't appear to get a string value that does work!

This is the original code that did work.

I´m wondering why I´m able to list or even delete objects from a s3 bucket although public access is blocked and just the bucket-owner has list/write access to the bucket.

This is what I´m doing in code:

Perhaps this is my ignorance showing, but I had a query that appeared fast when my time frame was small, but as soon as I ran a query with a different date on the query the thing ground to a halt quite quickly. It appears as though matching on a date (or timestamp) field, even though it's indexed isn't very efficient - or I'm just doing it wrong.

Here's the data format:

I have a collection of customers with their visited places, organised as follows:

I want to query a REST API with HTTPie. I am usuale to do so with curl, with which I am able to specify maxKeys and startAfterFilename e.g.

I am trying to understand the recursive call within the binary function is_bst. The goal of the function is to check if a tree is a binary search tree or not. Note, This is just an excerpt from the complete function. I am trying to understand what is happening on this block of code is_bst_l, min_l, max_l = is_bst(node.left) in the is_bst function. The is_bst function return (True, None, None), I am trying to figure out how the function came up with the return value by going through the function recursively. The is_bst function takes as input the binary tree node from the parse_tuple function. As an example, when I try to unpack this line of code is_bst_l, min_l, max_l = node.left outside the is_bst function I get TypeError: cannot unpack non-iterable TreeNode object, but within the function, I don't get an error. My Question is

1. what is happening recursively within the is_bst function.
2. How can I don't get the unpack TypeError within the is_bst function.

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