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Copying files to Amazon Glacier with "compare" mode results in duplicate subdirectories #7513

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cyberduck opened this issue Oct 27, 2013 · 2 comments
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4ae1f75 created the issue

I'm copying files to Amazon Glacier (using S3 credentials in the app).
At some point in the middle of copying, it stopped with an error. (Maybe that's a separate bug, I'll file it if it seems to be recurring.)
I try to restart the copying, and it notices that some files exist, and asks how to handle them. I choose "Compare".
It finishes copying, but I notice that all my directories are duplicate inside themselves.
So with this original structure:

  • /a
  • /a/b
  • /c

Glacier now has:

  • /a
  • /a/a
  • /a/b/b
  • /c/c

The duplicate subdirs appear to be empty, so it didn't copy the contents twice, just the directory names, into themselves.

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@dkocher commented

We do not support connecting to Amazon Glacier directly but only via lifecycle configuration options for a bucket to archive files in Glacier. I assume you connect to a regular S3 bucket?

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@dkocher commented

In f08f65d and 71b476a.

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