Am using Ruby on Rails and aws/s3 gem to upload files. Somewhere I read there is a commandline tool “s3sh” to test the upload. But I can’t find it.Is that still exits? Anybody knows?
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Am using Ruby on Rails and aws/s3 gem to upload files. Somewhere I read there is a commandline tool “s3sh” to test the upload. But I can’t find it.Is that still exits? Anybody knows?
The
s3shcommand comes with theaws/s3gem so it should be in your path. Usually it’s not too hard to track down if it has gone missing.Have a look at the output of
gem contents aws-s3and see where thes3shcommand is located. That might be in a directory you need to add to your defaultPATH.That’s as easy as putting something like this in your
.bashrcif using bash. Here’s an example based on OS X using MacPorts and RVM:Where it shows up can be somewhat of a mystery, so it’s good to pay attention to the result of the
gem contentslisting.