Closed omac777 closed 3 years ago
Hi @omac777
you can use ll
to show the size of the objects.
Following is the example.
s3rs aws-user > ll s3://ant-lab/te
STORAGE CLASS MODIFIED TIME ETAG SIZE KEY
s3://ant-lab
STANDARD 2021-02-02T15:57:52.000Z 9f5af0bd0765e7c241d732b3237e09ad 10 B s3://ant-lab/test
STANDARD 2021-02-02T15:56:07.000Z 7d6d1482fc6f2aaabb531466f54d7e84-3 11 MB s3://ant-lab/test-orig
STANDARD 2020-11-21T10:09:39.000Z 5dd39cab1c53c2c77cd352983f9641e1 20 B s3://ant-lab/test-s3handle
STANDARD 2021-01-20T14:34:17.000Z 24c751b7093f410c1f8e33da292fe142-2 7 MB s3://ant-lab/test-s3handle-big
STANDARD 2021-01-23T08:07:25.000Z 51346d1bbe964b14656444db6a674158-2 7 MB s3://ant-lab/test-s3handle-big-v4-async-1611389242
STANDARD 2020-08-11T09:54:42.000Z f895d74af5106ce0c3d6cb008fb3b98d 304 B s3://ant-lab/test.json
Currently, I have no CEPH server to test on the JSON response, so I haven't tested with CEPH server.
If you run into issues with CEPH server, please kindly reopen this issue and email me the endpoint and the keys.
I will fix the issue with CEPH server.
Thanks for using.
So I recently tried the command script mode to put a file in a test bucket. I created the directory:
Then I copied the file from the local source path to the destination bucket path:
It said the upload completed and the bash shell prompt came back.
But I try to find a why to see the byte count size on the destination bucket path and I can't find a way to do that with the s3rs ls /ll/info commands.
I was expecting to be able to do something like this:
Even better I wish we could simply something like this and that it would work:
Thank you for listening.