Thank You Matt for reply. As I have already mentioned in my previous
communication, from same EC2 instance, the file is getting appended, and
I'm pretty sure about that, because I tested it before putting into
cron-job.
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> S3 has no concept of appending to files already on S3. Files are immutable
> once stored there. The behavior you are seeing from two different machines
> is the behavior you should always see.
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> Thanks,
> Matt
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> On Sun, Apr 16, 2017 at 11:57 PM, Sagar Ajmire <sagar.ajm...@navaratan.com
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> > If I'm uploading the same file to S3 multiple times with some
> > modifications from the same server, it is getting appended.
> >
> > But when I'm trying to upload log files( with same name) from two
> > different server, it is deleting the existing contents or may be the
> > file, because all I can see is the contents of last uploaded file. I
> > tried with s3cmd *put* and s3cmd *sync.*
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> > Thank You in advance, for any help.
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