cloud-files | Threaded Python and CLI client library | Cloud Storage library

There are a few methods to copy files to/from Windows servers. None of these methods are simple to implement in a Cloud Function.

Windows CIFS File Share

This method involves enabling Windows Shares. AFAIK there is no simple SAMBA client that could be implemented in Cloud Functions.

SFTP

This method requires setting up the Windows Server SSH server and an SSH key pair for the client (Cloud Function). There are Python SSH client libraries (paramiko) that might work with Cloud Functions. Transferring files using SFTP is easy to implement via paramiko.

REST API Server

This method requires creating your own software that provides a REST API (or similar technology) that Cloud Functions can call via HTTPS. You will need to manage authorization. Implementing your own API and security poses a significant risk.

RECOMMENDATION

Cloud Functions is the wrong service for interfacing with Windows Servers. I recommend creating an HTTP endpoint on the Windows Server that is invoked instead of Cloud Function. Now you have removed Windows Server authorization from your design equation. Your Python code can run directly on Windows interfacing with Cloud Storage.

Okay it works now as Kenny already said, for some reason now (a day later) files begin to download. Looks like it was a problem with S3 or something.

It looks like the provider you linked supports every vmware box format except vmware_ovf, which is the only format provided for the cuda/ubuntu16 box. You probably need too change config.vm.box to a different box that supports one of the other formats.

You might check Hashicorp's box index for "vmware" format Ubuntu boxes. (I've had good luck in the past with bento/ubuntu-16.04 and it claims a vmware_desktop build.)

What helped me to solve the problem, is to upgrade jcouds libraries to v. 2.0.3.

In this version ObjectApi contains parameterized copy() methods allowing to specify another headers for a copied file (sending X-Fresh-Metadata header).

This is how I specify Content-Disposition header, and avoid copying X-Delete-At header:

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The problem here is that ownCloud recently dropped the owncloud meta-package (that can be harmful in environments with multiple applications hosted simultaneously). The difference with the owncloud-files package is described in the docs:

owncloud-files (recommended): This package installs only ownCloud. It does not install Apache, a database, or any PHP dependencies.

owncloud: This package installs ownCloud, complete with all dependencies.

So, basically, you downloaded and installed ownCloud on your system (you'll see it living under your /var/www/owncloud dir.) - but now it's missing its dependencies. You'll need to install them manually; you can see a list in: https://doc.owncloud.org/server/10.0/admin_manual/installation/source_installation.html#install-the-required-packages: