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Using s3cmd to Upload from server

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	== Using s3cmd to Upload from server ==		== Using s3cmd to Upload from an existing server ==

	* Setup the access using the key and secret setup in AWS/DO, the example below is for Digital Ocean hosted in ams3		* Setup the access using the key and secret setup in AWS/DO, the example below is for Digital Ocean hosted in ams3

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Using s3cmd to Upload from server

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	s3cmd --configure		s3cmd --configure
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			The settings should look something like the values below, note ams3 and digitaloceanspaces

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	Check ~~th4e~~ access and get a list of the buckets		Check the access and get a list of the buckets

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Using s3cmd to Upload from server

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	* Setup the access using the key and secret setup in AWS/DO, the example below is for Digital Ocean hosted in ams3		* Setup the access using the key and secret setup in AWS/DO, the example below is for Digital Ocean hosted in ams3

			<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
			apt install s3cmd
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			s3cmd --configure
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	s3cmd put * s3://????/ --recursive		s3cmd put * s3://????/ --recursive
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			Refs for Digital Ocean
			https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/spaces/reference/s3cmd/

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Using s3cmd to Upload from server

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	== Using s3cmd to Upload from server ==		== Using s3cmd to Upload from server ==

	* Setup the access using the key and secret setup in AWS/DO		* Setup the access using the key and secret setup in AWS/DO, the example below is for Digital Ocean hosted in ams3

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			== Using s3cmd to Upload from server ==

			* Setup the access using the key and secret setup in AWS/DO

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			New settings:
			Access Key: **************
			Secret Key: ******************************
			Default Region: US
			S3 Endpoint: ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com
			DNS-style bucket+hostname:port template for accessing a bucket: %(bucket)s.ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com
			Encryption password:
			Path to GPG program: /usr/bin/gpg
			Use HTTPS protocol: True
			HTTP Proxy server name:
			HTTP Proxy server port: 0
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			Check th4e access and get a list of the buckets

			<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
			s3cmd ls
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			Once tested you can upload the files, where ??? is the bucket name

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			/var/www/stage/Content
			s3cmd put * s3://????/ --recursive
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2023-09-27T19:21:16Z

AWS Config

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AWS Config

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	== AWS Config ==		== AWS Config ==

			The bucket should have a folder called "content" and "content-private" at its root. From there, its contents are the same as what would otherwise be in the Content folder. Upload your existing Content folders contents into it.

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	If you'd like to use cloud storage such as DigitalOcean spaces, AWS S3 or Azure blob storage, Socialstack has a mechanism which allows all uploaded files to automatically route and be served from a remote storage system ~~called Cloud hosts~~.		If you'd like to use cloud storage such as DigitalOcean spaces, AWS S3 or Azure blob storage, Socialstack has an installable mechanism called "cloud hosts" which allows all uploaded files to automatically route and be served from a remote storage system.

	= Getting Started =		= Getting Started =

2023-02-10T22:45:24Z

DigitalOcean Spaces Config

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	== DigitalOcean Spaces Config ==		== DigitalOcean Spaces Config ==

	The space should have a folder called "content" and "content-private" at its root. From there, its contents are the same as what would otherwise be in the Content folder.		The space should have a folder called "content" and "content-private" at its root. From there, its contents are the same as what would otherwise be in the Content folder. Upload your existing Content folders contents into it.

	[[File:Digio-space-root.png]]		[[File:Digio-space-root.png]]

2023-02-10T22:43:54Z

DigitalOcean Spaces Config

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	The space should have a folder called "content" and "content-private" at its root. From there, its contents are the same as what would otherwise be in the Content folder.		The space should have a folder called "content" and "content-private" at its root. From there, its contents are the same as what would otherwise be in the Content folder.

			[[File:Digio-space-root.png]]

			In the CloudHost config in the admin panel:

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