cyberduck | libre FTP , SFTP , WebDAV , Amazon S3 | Cloud Storage library

What to keep as the cyber duck connection server endpoint URL in IBM-Cloud-cloud object storage? My buckets details (Image) You can see my location in au-syd

My Cyberduck open connection prompt(Image)

What endpoint should I keep?? If i hve done ay mistake pls correct me.

Thanks in advance

I'm running a react frontend with django backend on aws lightsail (bitnami apache server). Everything had been working fine until I changed some frontend code and reran npm run build on the server. It completed successfully and I see the chunks in the correct static folder. All of them are there.

When I access the website, it loads one of the chunks and then 404's on the rest. The built css chunks are all there, too. I've restarted the apache server a couple times for good measure but have the same problem.

Any idea what could be happening?

edit: additional info. Here are access logs from a time of trying to get it

I have an Amazon S3 server filled with multiple buckets, each bucket containing multiple subfolders. There are easily 50,000 files in total. I need to generate an excel sheet that contains the path/url of each file in each bucket.

For eg, If I have a bucket called b1, and it has a file called f1.txt, I want to be able to export the path of f1 as b1/f1.txt. This needs to be done for every one of the 50,000 files.

I have tried using S3 browsers like Expandrive and Cyberduck, however they require you to select each and every file to copy their urls. I also tried exploring the boto3 library in python, however I did not come across any in built functions to get the file urls.

I am looking for any tool I can use, or even a script I can execute to get all the urls. Thanks.

First time here. I'm actually an Industrial & Systems Engineer from Mexico, trying to become a self-taught Web Developer/Graphic Designer. I'M SORRY if my english is flawed & for being such a noob, especially if my question was already asked by someone else, or whatever. (I did search questions, though)

I just finished (out of a bought html template) the 1º stage of the website (& everything design wise) of a new company (which is my client): https://www.starhauss.com/

The site works fine... considering what was requested of me, considering it's the 1º stage, it has minor flaws... I think.

ANYWAY...

I need to do (& tried) several things with .htaccess for my client, ASAP:

1. Redirect to custom 404
2. Declare Spanish language (the site will soon have an english version on /en/ directory)
3. Block sensible Server info
4. Disable directory listings
5. Remove www from urls
6. Remove html file extensions from urls
7. Block hidden files from appearing
8. Block "risky" files from appearing
9. Force https on the urls
10. Check & correct simple spelling errors on urls

I researched the Apache guides & everything, from different sources & I came up with my own .htaccess file, but I'm not sure if the syntax is wrong, or if I need to contact the respective Hosting Support Guys so they allow my file to be executed, because when it's uploaded (RIGHT NOW IT'S NOT UPLOADED) with CyberDuck to the root directory encoding text via US-ASCII with 755 file permissions, accessing my site results in a 500 Internal Server Error. I don't know what modules are on by default on the server of the shared hosting company, but of what I understand, they do work with the Apache Platform.

My .htaccess code is the next

I've never used WebDav before, but I downloaded Cyberduck and used it to connect to an internal work drive and download an entire directory to my desktop. However, for reasons I can't yet identify, I run into random errors where some files don't download. I believe this is related to the network, not Cyberduck.

The problem I'm having is that Cyberduck doesn't keep a record of the errors and doesn't seem to have very robust error and exception processing.

I'd like to run the same process through a python program so I can make a record of errors.

However, the libraries I've tried I can't connect. I'm sure the problem is user error.

I've tried easywebdav and webdavclient3, but I can't seem to replicate a connection.

For easywebdav I've tried to mimic the info I input for Cyberduck (see image below) like so:

Is there any free S3 client that supports reading AWS profiles from the configuration file (.aws/credentials)?

I tried Cyberduck and winSCP but they unfortunately don't have this kind of support.

I'm creating a setup for users to upload files in an S3 bucket. Users will login via Cyberduck S3 for access to their buckets.

This is the basic way files are placed:

• bucket/user1/fileX
• bucket/user1/fileY
• bucket/user2/fileX
• bucket/user2/fileY

When a user is browsing to upload files I would like to prevent that they can see which other users have access to the bucket. User1 should not be able to see the user2 folder. Is this possible?

Current policy:

I'm getting the following error when trying to upload a file to an S3 bucket:

I am attempting to use cyberduck CLI to transfer files to an Amazon S3 bucket which requires AES-256 server side encryption for uploads.

While I can find the setting for this in the cyberduck GUI I can't seem to find any method of enabling upload encryption in the cyberduck CLI.

Does cyberduck CLI even support SSE? If so how can I enable it?