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I've been able to duplicate this problem using three different computers and both .png and .jpg files.
System : MAC OS 10.12.4
Cyberduck v 6.0.0, 6.0.1, and 6.0.4
This seems to only happen with a bucket that has versioning turned on, and I tested using Cyberduck v5.4.4, and it did not happen while following the same process.
Steps:
Add a file to an a S3 bucket that has versioning enabled
Delete the file from the AS3 bucket
Try to add the file back to the same AS3 bucket
Consistently, when we try this, we get an error that says:
"Failure to read attributes of flie_name.jpg. The specified key does not exist. Please contact your web hosting service provider for assistance."
The only way we have found to work around this is to rename the file to anything but what it was originally – or – turning on Hidden Files and deleting the greyed out version of the file that has a size other than "--" first, and then the one that has the size of "--" second.
You can overwrite the file fine (though it will not override permissions; not sure if that is a different bug or not). But if you delete the file, you must either get rid of the hidden files, or rename the file to something else.
I've been able to duplicate this problem using three different computers and both .png and .jpg files.
System : MAC OS 10.12.4
Cyberduck v 6.0.0, 6.0.1, and 6.0.4
This seems to only happen with a bucket that has versioning turned on, and I tested using Cyberduck v5.4.4, and it did not happen while following the same process.
Steps:
Consistently, when we try this, we get an error that says:
The only way we have found to work around this is to rename the file to anything but what it was originally – or – turning on Hidden Files and deleting the greyed out version of the file that has a size other than "--" first, and then the one that has the size of "--" second.
You can overwrite the file fine (though it will not override permissions; not sure if that is a different bug or not). But if you delete the file, you must either get rid of the hidden files, or rename the file to something else.
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