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 will be used, otherewise http. > It's set to true by default > see curl.setStrictSsl > ---------- > s3.store > command > blocking > > s3.store objectKey, dataToStore, accessControl > > stores the given data to the object named. > > objectKey is the full name (including bucket) of the object you want to > store the data in eg "someBucket/someObject" > > The data can be any kind of text or binary data. > > accessControl can be one of "private", "public-read", "public-read-write", > "authenticated-read". If not specified, "private" is the default. > > If you want to upload a file directly from disc, then use the full path of > the file you want to upload, and prefix it with "file:" > > put "/Users/me/Desktop/someFile.txt" into tFile > s3.store "/someBucket/someFile.txt", "file:" & tFile > > If an error occurs, there will be a description in 'the result', which will > otherwise be empty. > ---------- > s3.fetch > function > blocking > > put s3.fetch(objectKey) into variable > get s3.fetch(objectKey, destinationFile) > > objectName is the full name (including bucket) of the object you want to > fetch eg. "someBucket/someObject" > > destinationFile (if used) is the full path to the file you want to put the > downloaded data in. > > If no destination file is provided, the function simply returns the data, > otherwise, it writes the data to the provided file. > > In either case, if there was an error, the description of the error is > returned. > ---------- > s3.info > function > blocking > > put s3.info() -- shows a list of your buckets > put s3.info(bucketName) -- shows a list of the objects in a bucket > put s3.info(objectKey) -- shows a list of properties of the object > > The properties listed for an object include: > > an md5 digest of the object > the last modified date of the object in seconds (unix time) > any meta-data that was attached to the object when uploaded. > ---------- > s3.delete > command > blocking > > s3.delete objectKey > s3.delete bucketName > > Deletes the specified object. If a bucket is specified, it will be deleted > only if it is empty. > > The result will be set to empty on success, otherwise it will contain an > error description. > ---------- > s3.uploadFile.curl > function > > put s3.uploadFile.curl(tObject, tFile) into tCurl. > this creates a curl instance that is initialised and ready to upload the > given file to the given bucket/object. The id of that curl instance is > returned. > ---------- On 28 January 2011 15:05, Martin Koob <mk...@rogers.com> wrote: > > I have been testing uploading via post to on-rev and have found the limit > is > about 10.1 MB. I was using movie files of various sizes and the largest I > could successfully upload was 10.1 MB. If I tried one of 10.2 Mb it would > write a Quicktime file that had no data in it, it was 0 MB file. If I > tried to open it Quicktime gave a 'This is not a movie file' error. > > I guess this is a limit set in the on-rev server. > > As a way of accommodating larger file uploads for a site hosted on on-rev I > am thinking of using Amazon S3. > > I want to use browser based uploads to have users upload a movie to the > server and then use authenticated URLs to access the movie files. > > Has anyone done something like this? > > -- > View this message in context: > http://runtime-revolution.278305.n4.nabble.com/on-rev-upload-limits-and-Amazon-S3-as-an-alternative-tp3244672p3244672.html > Sent from the Revolution - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > _______________________________________________ > use-livecode mailing list > use-livecode@lists.runrev.com > Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your > subscription preferences: > http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode > _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
