s3cmd 0.9.7   -   2008-06-05
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 * Implemented 'sync' from S3 back to local folder, including
   file attribute restoration.
 * Failed uploads are retried on lower speed to improve error
   resilience.
 * Compare MD5 of the uploaded file, compare with checksum
   reported by S3 and re-upload on mismatch.
 

 s3cmd 0.9.6   -   2008-02-28
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 * Support for setting / guessing MIME-type of uploaded file
 * Correctly follow redirects when accessing buckets created
   in Europe.
 * Introduced 'info' command both for buckets and objects
 * Correctly display public URL on uploads
 * Updated TODO list for everyone to see where we're heading
 * Various small fixes. See ChangeLog for details.
 

 s3cmd 0.9.5   -   2007-11-13

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 * Support for buckets created in Europe
 * Initial 'sync' support, for now local to s3 direction only

 * Much better handling of multiple args to put, get and del
 * Tries to use ElementTree from any available module

 * Support for buckets with over 1000 objects.

 s3cmd 0.9.4   -   2007-08-13

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 * Support for transparent GPG encryption of uploaded files

 * HTTP proxy support

 * HTTPS protocol support

 * Support for non-ASCII characters in uploaded filenames

 s3cmd 0.9.3   -   2007-05-26
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 * New command "du" for displaying size of your data in S3.
   (Basil Shubin)
 
 s3cmd 0.9.2   -   2007-04-09

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 * Lots of new documentation

 * Allow "get" to stdout (use "-" in place of destination file
   to get the file contents on stdout)

 * Better compatibility with Python 2.4
 * Output public HTTP URL for objects stored with Public ACL
 * Various bugfixes and improvements

 
 s3cmd 0.9.1   -   2007-02-06
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 * All commands now use S3-URIs
 * Removed hard dependency on Python 2.5
 * Experimental support for Python 2.4 
   (requires external ElementTree module)
 
 
 s3cmd 0.9.0   -   2007-01-18
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 * First public release brings support for all basic Amazon S3
   operations: Creation and Removal of buckets, Upload (put),
   Download (get) and Removal (del) of files/objects.