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S3 permissions for overwriten files #10036

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cyberduck opened this issue Aug 2, 2017 · 2 comments
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S3 permissions for overwriten files #10036

cyberduck opened this issue Aug 2, 2017 · 2 comments
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1f06990 created the issue

Hi

Not sure if it is a bug or a feature but if I replace a file in an S3 bucket it will loose it's ACL. I would really appreciate a way for CyberDuck put back the same ACL as the file being replaced.

At the moment Preferences → Transfers → Permissions → Upload → Change Permissions - Uploads Change Permissions is unchecked

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@dkocher commented

Make sure the Change Permissions options is checked which will apply the ACLs of the file that is overwritten.

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1f06990 commented

I have tried your suggestion and it seems to work - thanks.

That being said at the moment the UI suggest that Cyberduck will apply the uploaded file permission to match the one of the local file. I don't see how this would be useful (as there is no obvious mapping between the local and remote users) and I suggest to change the wording to "maintain whatever existing permission was set to the remote file being overwritten".

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