[gs-discussion] Multiple Questions

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Thurloat

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May 25, 2010, 12:21:35 PM5/25/10
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I'm in the process of copying over all of the S3 resources for a
project that's hosted on AppEngine (gtraxpm-openid.appspot.com), the
gsutil copy is going well so far :)

First question: i was browsing the Google Storage web interface, and
there's no where to perform bulk ACL actions. Is this a function of
GSUtil? or am i not seeing a way to make all of the 900 resources
public without clicking the little check box. Bulk Actions?

Second Question: I heard during the conference, i think it was during
the track session that I would be able to map my bucket to a subdomain
of my own domain. I don't see this stuff in the control panel either,
is this coming later? or am I just blind? I'd really like this, as
some of the JS resources we're hosting in S3 right now are causing X-
domain issues within iframes and such, so this is a really key feature
in our adoption.

Thanks in advance, I'm really excited to keep using this.

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Jonathan Rhodes

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May 25, 2010, 5:53:07 PM5/25/10
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On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 9:21 AM, Thurloat <thur...@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm in the process of copying over all of the S3 resources for a
project that's hosted on AppEngine (gtraxpm-openid.appspot.com), the
gsutil copy is going well so far :)

First question: i was browsing the Google Storage web interface, and
there's no where to perform bulk ACL actions. Is this a function of
GSUtil? or am i not seeing a way to make all of the 900 resources
public without clicking the little check box. Bulk Actions?

You can do this using wildcard expansion in gsutil:
% gsutil setacl public-read gs://yourbucket/*

You can also use the wildcard to restrict the objects that will be set to public-read:
% gsutil setacl public-read gs://yourbucket/images/*.jpg
 

Second Question: I heard during the conference, i think it was during
the track session that I would be able to map my bucket to a subdomain
of my own domain. I don't see this stuff in the control panel either,
is this coming later? or am I just blind? I'd really like this, as
some of the JS resources we're hosting in S3 right now are causing X-
domain issues within iframes and such, so this is a really key feature
in our adoption.

It sounds like you are referring to setting up a CNAME redirect, so we recommend checking out the "CNAME Redirects" and "Bucket Name Verification" sections of the developer guide (http://code.google.com/apis/storage/docs/developer-guide.html#using).  Let us know if you have any further questions about this.
 
Thanks in advance, I'm really excited to keep using this.

Thank you for your interest and your feedback!

Google Storage Team

Thurloat

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May 25, 2010, 10:58:27 PM5/25/10
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Thanks for the quick response Jonathan. I got the acls set nicely :)

the only thing i'm having a problem wrapping my head around is
verifying the ownership of an appspot domain. i'd need something like
static.gtraxpm-openid.appspot.com. I haven't investigated this
entirely yet, but I don't think the appengine control panel has any
DNS control for assigning CNAMEs. Otherwise this would seem like a
painless procedure. Do you know if this is even possible?

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