I'm using "s3cmd put ... s3://..." in a bash script. I'm checking for a
return value of 0 to indicate success in the transfer. I had a typo in my
script that was trying to transfer a non-existent file. When this happens,
s3cmd still returns 0 and never prints out an error. I think this should
be considered a bug. If s3 cannot pattern match the file name to transfer,
it should error out. The exact command I'm using is:
s3cmd --no-progress put myfile.processed.ba? s3://mybucket/
I mistakenly had
s3cmd --no-progress put myfile.ba? s3://mybucket/
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