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When a path contains two delimiters without text between them the browser fails. AWS specifically allows this pattern so it should be supported. Simply treat as a directory with no name.
To reproduce
Upload a file to an s3 bucket with the path hello/world//today.txt
Attempt to browse to the file within Cyberduck.
Upon selecting the "world" directory the error states "file not found! contact your host."
Workaround:
I was able to navigate to the directory using S3 Browser and the AWS S3 web interface successfully and update the path.
This is a common typo/error in when writing files via programming code so a fix would be welcome to help debug these kinds of mistakes.
When a path contains two delimiters without text between them the browser fails. AWS specifically allows this pattern so it should be supported. Simply treat as a directory with no name.
To reproduce
hello/world//today.txt
Workaround:
I was able to navigate to the directory using S3 Browser and the AWS S3 web interface successfully and update the path.
This is a common typo/error in when writing files via programming code so a fix would be welcome to help debug these kinds of mistakes.
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