Changes between Version 29 and Version 30 of help/en/howto/mount/issues

Timestamp:

Jan 18, 2018 2:41:12 PM (18 months ago)

Author:

dkocher

Comment:

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help/en/howto/mount/issues

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 The S3 interoperable service must support [http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/mpuoverview.html multipart uploads].
 
-=== In Finder.app, creating a new top level folder in S3 fails with `Interoperability failure. Bucket name is not DNS compatible. Please contact your web hosting service provider for assistance.`
-A bucket name in S3 cannot have whitespace in the filename. Because a new folder created with Finder.app is named `Untitled Folder` the operation fails. As a workaround, create a new bucket with `mkdir` in ''Terminal.app''.
+=== ~~In Finder.app, creating a new top level folder in S3 fails with `Interoperability failure. Bucket name is not DNS compatible. Please contact your web hosting service provider for assistance.`~~ ===
+~~A bucket name in S3 cannot have whitespace in the filename. Because a new folder created with Finder.app is named `Untitled Folder` the operation fails. As a workaround, create a new bucket with `mkdir` in ''Terminal.app''.~~ As of version [https://mountainduck.io/changelog/ 2.2] the new bucket is created only after renaming in Finder. Make sure to choose a filename with no shitespace.
 
-=== In Finder.app, creating a new top level folder in OpenStack Swift will not allow to rename it from `untitled folder`
-Because OpenStack Swift does not allow to rename containers this operation will fail.
+=== ~~In Finder.app, creating a new top level folder in OpenStack Swift will not allow to rename it from `untitled folder`~~ ===
+~~Because OpenStack Swift does not allow to rename containers this operation will fail.~~ As of version [https://mountainduck.io/changelog/ 2.2] the new bucket is created only after renaming in Finder. Make sure to choose a filename with no shitespace.
 
 === Multiple OpenStack Swift containers in different regions with the same name ===