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+Installation of s3cmd package |
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+============================= |
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+Author: |
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+ Michal Ludvig <michal@logix.cz> |
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+ |
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+S3tools / S3cmd project homepage: |
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+ http://s3tools.sourceforge.net |
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+ |
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+Amazon S3 homepage: |
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+ http://aws.amazon.com/s3 |
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+ |
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+!!! |
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+!!! Please consult README file for setup, usage and examples! |
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+!!! |
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+ |
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+Package formats |
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+--------------- |
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+S3cmd is distributed in two formats: |
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+1) Prebuilt RPM file - should work on most RPM-based |
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+ distributions |
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+2) Source .tar.gz package |
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+ |
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+Installation of RPM package |
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+--------------------------- |
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+As user "root" run: |
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+ |
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+ rpm -ivh s3cmd-X.Y.Z.noarch.rpm |
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+ |
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+where X.Y.Z is the most recent s3cmd release version. |
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+ |
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+You may be informed about missing dependencies |
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+on Python or some libraries. Please consult your |
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+distribution documentation on ways to solve the problem. |
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+ |
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+ |
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+Installation of source .tar.gz package |
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+-------------------------------------- |
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+There are three options to run s3cmd from source tarball: |
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+ |
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+1) S3cmd program as distributed in s3cmd-X.Y.Z.tar.gz |
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+ can be run directly from where you untar'ed the package. |
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+ |
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+2) Or you may want to move "s3cmd" file and "S3" subdirectory |
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+ to some other path. Make sure that "S3" subdirectory ends up |
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+ in the same place where you move the "s3cmd" file. |
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+ |
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+ For instance if you decide to move s3cmd to you $HOME/bin |
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+ you will have $HOME/bin/s3cmd file and $HOME/bin/S3 directory |
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+ with a number of support files. |
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+ |
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+3) The cleanest and most recommended approach is to run |
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+ |
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+ python setup.py install |
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+ You will however need Python "distutils" module for this to |
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+ work. It is often part of the core python package (e.g. in |
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+ OpenSuse Python 2.5 package) or it can be installed using your |
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+ package manager, e.g. in Debian use |
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+ |
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+ apt-get install python2.4-setuptools |
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+ |
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+ Again, consult your distribution documentation on how to |
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+ find out the actual package name and how to install it then. |
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+ |
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+Where to get help |
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+----------------- |
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+If in doubt, or if something doesn't work as expected, |
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+get back to us via mailing list: |
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+ |
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+ s3tools-general@lists.sourceforge.net |
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+ |
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+For more information refer to: |
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+* S3cmd / S3tools homepage at http://s3tools.sourceforge.net |
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+ |
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+Enjoy! |
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+ |
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+Michal Ludvig |
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+* michal@logix.cz |
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+* http://www.logix.cz/michal |
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S3tools / S3cmd project homepage: |
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http://s3tools.sourceforge.net |
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+S3tools / S3cmd mailing list: |
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+ s3tools-general@lists.sourceforge.net |
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+ |
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Amazon S3 homepage: |
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http://aws.amazon.com/s3 |
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+!!! |
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+!!! Please consult INSTALL file for installation instructions! |
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+!!! |
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What is Amazon S3 |
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----------------- |
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Amazon S3 provides a managed internet-accessible storage |
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version = "0.9.1", |
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packages = [ 'S3' ], |
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scripts = ['s3cmd'], |
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- data_files = [ ("share/s3cmd", [ "README" ]), ],
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+ data_files = [ ("share/s3cmd", [ "README", "INSTALL", "NEWS" ]), ],
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## Packaging details |
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author = "Michal Ludvig", |