S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

Amazon S3 file manager for Android handsets.
support
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S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 is available:
http://www.lysesoft.com/products/s3anyw ... ywhere.apk

Changes:
- Storage service list and button added.
- Create bucket support added.
- Cut/Copy/Paste support added for device browser.
- Simple list/List/Details views option added.
- Font size option added.

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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Hi There,

Recently downloaded your product and until now I did not have the courage to type in my access-key/secret-key, due to it's length ... ;)
So now I've finally done that, but the application gives me a blank folder upon connecting with my bucket and when I try to upload to my bucket I get an exception:

"Upload failed: org.apache.http.client. ClientProtocolException()".

I've tried with another bucket "androidxxxxxxxx" and that worked fine, so I reckon it has something to do with the name, which contains multiple dashes '-'. I like to use java-like-package-naming for my buckets, to avoid duplication.

From a real device (HTC Hero) I did make the following logcat, but it doesn't provide anything useful, the exception is not in there:
I/ActivityManager( 62): Starting activity: Intent { comp={lysesoft.s3anywhere/lysesoft.s3anywhere.S3TransferActivity} (has extras) }
I/global ( 4370): Default buffer size used in BufferedInputStream constructor. It would be better to be explicit if an 8k buffer is required.
I/ActivityManager( 62): Displayed activity lysesoft.s3anywhere/.S3TransferActivity: 491 ms


Can you help me with this?

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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What is the name of your bucket ?

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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My bucket is named 'nl-degrunt-disk-tdegrunt'.

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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Could you make a test with a bucket that doesn't include - characters?

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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I've tried that (see my first post above) and that works fine. The question is why it doesn't work with '-' characters?

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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According to the S3 documentation, some "-" are forbidden at some position:
http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/Amazo ... tions.html

However, your bucket name seems valid, I'm going to make a test and will let you know.

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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Thank you!

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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Hi guys,

Thanks for creating S3Anywhere, it looks really promising, just what I'm after. However, I'm having the same trouble as the other guy, it looks like I connect ok, but nothing but empty folders and a failure to upload. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Kieran

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Re: S3Anywhere 1.0 RC5 released

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Double check your bucket name and KeyID/SecretKey. It's case sensitive.

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