In case anyone is interested I was able to get the HMACSHA1 handlers from
Mark Smith's Lib AWS to work on on-rev. It was not working because I was
putting an incorrect S3path in.
I was using the command s3.authenticatedUrl(tObject, tExpiry) from libAWS.
I had been using the function makeobject
Pete-
Saturday, January 29, 2011, 9:17:44 AM, you wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> I've successfully linked to individual files in dropbox but I
> don;t know if it would work for someone who didn't have a dropbox
> account. I just opened the file from dropbox, copied the url, and
> pasted it in as a link on t
Hi Mark,
I've successfully linked to individual files in dropbox but I don;t know if it
would work for someone who didn't have a dropbox account. I just opened the
file from dropbox, copied the url, and pasted it in as a link on the web page I
wanted to access the file from.
Pete Haworth
On J
Hi Andre
I copied the stack script of Mark Smith's AWS libraries and with some
tweaking to make them conform to how rev server works I got it to work to
sign and Authenticated URL using HMACSHA1.
However I get the same result as when I use the Shell command, the signature
does not match.
So It
Martin-
Friday, January 28, 2011, 2:12:50 PM, you wrote:
> I was looking at the documentation for DropBox and it has shared
> folders but can it have links to individual files.
https://www.dropbox.com/help/16
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-Mark Wieder
mwie...@ahsoftware.net
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One other thing.
I noticed from the Amazon S3 docs about the signature of the request should
be
"The URL encoding of the Base64 encoding of the HMAC-SHA1 of StringToSign."
http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/index.html?RESTAuthentication.html
so instead of
return urlencode(_
Another good one is box.net. You get 5gigs free with them but there is a
25meg(?) limit on individual file size.
Pete Haworth
On Jan 28, 2011, at 1:28 PM, François Chaplais wrote:
> Have you tried Dropbox on local/cloud storage and syncing? They have a free 2
> gig account and it is very, very
I am looking at AmazonS3 because of the ability to have time limited
authenticated URLs to specific files. I was looking at the documentation
for DropBox and it has shared folders but can it have links to individual
files. With AmazonS3 should be able to generate authenticated URLs on the
fly us
I just realized I forgot one function that is in the s3auth.irev file
##from Mark Smith's LibS3
function makeObject pBucket, pKey
replace "/" with empty in pBucket
put "/" & pBucket into tObject
if pKey is not empty then
if char 1 of pKey is not "/" then put "/" after tObject
I use dropbox for syncing my entire Livecode folder. Plugins, Remo settings,
etc.
2011/1/28 François Chaplais
> Have you tried Dropbox on local/cloud storage and syncing? They have a free
> 2 gig account and it is very, very convenient. It has Windows, Mac, Iphone,
> IPad (and Linux I believe),
Have you tried Dropbox on local/cloud storage and syncing? They have a free 2
gig account and it is very, very convenient. It has Windows, Mac, Iphone, IPad
(and Linux I believe), and it can also be used from an internet browser. It
syncs local dropbox folders on your PC/device; you can also sen
Hi Andre
I have tried to combine a suggested bit of code from you to do HMACSHA1 and
some of the handlers from Marksmith's LibS3. It generates a signature but
it is not accepted by AmazonS#. It gives the error:
"SignatureDoesNotMatchThe request signature we calculated does not match the
sign
Hi Andre
I have tried to combine a suggested bit of code from you to do HMACSHA1 and
some of the handlers from Marksmith's LibS3. It generates a signature but
it is not accepted by AmazonS#. It gives the error:
"SignatureDoesNotMatchThe request signature we calculated does not match the
signat
Martin,
right now there are no libraries for AWS usage for RevServer but I
suspect that if you simply copy the stackscript of Marks libraries to
a text file and use it with the require command, it might work, better
check with him.
:-D
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 4:32 PM, Martin Koob wrote:
>
> Hi
Hi Andre
The files would be about 100 MB movie files.
Are the libraries you are referring to the ones from Mark Smith which seem
to be intended for stack use or are there ones that are more geared for
on-rev.
I am looking at Mark Smiths libAWS and libS3 to try and put together a
library for
Martin,
How big are those files? I am not one to tell other people about their
design or business, but uploading huge files over HTTP is not wise. When I
say huge, I am not saying 20 mb, I am saying stuff like 300 mb or things
like it. If you're uploading stuff the size of a CD or DVD, you might w
Hi David
I have those libraries. They are on his on-rev site:
http://marksmith.on-rev.com/refstuff/index.html
I have tried using a few of the S3 functions from the AWS library in a stack
such as list buckets etc to try and learn how to use them but I am not sure
how I would include these in an
Mark Smith made some S3 libraries - trying to get hold of him is a little
futile :) I'm not sure where you can find them online - but I can send a
copy off list - I've not used them - this is from the README:
s3.setSecure
> command
>
> s3.setSecure true|false
>
> If set to true, https connections
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