Open cyberduck opened 6 years ago
11bfe86 commented
Thanks for taking care of it.
If it may help, notice that, in the above scenario, if you untick the checkbox "Delete files" in Cyberduck, then in Backblaze website, the bucket's lifecycle get configured to "Use custom lifecycle rules:"
@dkocher commented
When unchecking lifecycle configuration update bucket with empty list of rules. In bb3902a883e3582090873347d70b009d7e7fbbbf.
@dkocher commented
Keep only the last version of the file deletes prior versions of a file one day after uploading a new version or hiding the file. When choosing Keep only the last version of the file in B2, this is reflected as Delete files (after 1 Days) in Cyberduck. The nomenclature is wrong here as it has its origins from S3.
@dkocher commented
1725f65 commented
I took the liberty of carrying over my screenshot from #10384 as a visual aid, hope that's not inappropriate. I wanted to note that not just the nomenclature for the lifecycle is wrong, but the window title and the mention in the window of "Glacier" as well. I assume a unique layout (nib) for this info panel can be provided for B2 files at some point?
@dkocher commented
Replying to [comment:6 Iritscen]:
I took the liberty of carrying over my screenshot from #10384 as a visual aid, hope that's not inappropriate. I wanted to note that not just the nomenclature for the lifecycle is wrong, but the window title and the mention in the window of "Glacier" as well. I assume a unique layout (nib) for this info panel can be provided for B2 files at some point? I agree that we should add a proper tab for B2 and not reuse the S3 for this reason.
In Backblaze B2 website, for my buckets, I select the lifecycle setting "Keep only the last version of the file".
But then, in Cyberduck, in bucket info, "B2" tab, the checkbox "Delete files" (after 1 Days) is surprisingly checked. (thankfully, the files aren't actually deleted)
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