Setting Default S3 Headers with Spaces in Values

[Jon Wu]

I'm trying to set Cache-Control and Expires default headers on Mac using the following:

defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck s3.metadata.default "Cache-Control=public, max-age=31536000 Expires=Fri, 01 Feb 2013 00:00:00 GMT"

The problem is that this sets the following headers:

Cache-Control=public,

max-age=31536000

Expires=Fri

Instead of the expected:

Cache-Control=public, max-age=31536000

Expires=Fri, 01 Feb 2013 00:00:00 GMT

I can see why this happens, is there a way to property quote values with spaces in them?

Also, what's the best way to change a header for everything in a bucket - is that possible? The best thing I've seen is to select everything in a folder and then bringing up Info and trying to change the headers for multiple files but that doesn't seem to be applying the new headers to all of the files consistently.

Thanks for your help and hard work on this project!

[David Kocher]

Jon,

We do not currently handle whitespace in metadata properly. We will fix this in an upcoming release that will allow escaping whitespace that is part of the metadata like Cache-Control=public,max-age=31536000 Expires=Fri,\ 01\ Feb\ 2013\ 00:00:00\ GMT

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David

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[Jon Wu]

Great! Thank you David. Looking forward to this feature. Then I think we can replace Bucket Explorer.

A nice feature addition here would be the ability to store a shared configuration in the bucket. This way you could set your defaults in the cloud and all Cyber Duck users for that bucket or folder could apply the same defaults. Bucket Explorer does this by storing a bucketexplorerbucketdefaults_<bucket>.xml file in the root of the bucket and updating and reading settings for the bucket from there.

Thanks for your hard work!

Jon

On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 8:41 AM, David Kocher <dko...@cyberduck.ch> wrote:

Jon,

We do not currently handle whitespace in metadata properly. We should support escaping whitespace



Jon,

We will fix this in an upcoming release that will allow escaping whitespace that is part of the metadata like
Cache-Control=public,max-age=31536000 Expires=Fri,\ 01\ Feb\ 2013\ 00:00:00\ GMT

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David

On 06.02.2012, at 22:50, Jon Wu wrote: