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But now you have to know which bucket the file is in, have the AWS CLI tools installed, use Terminal, copy the URL to messages / email, etc. How is this easier
by zimpenfish 5y ago
But now you have to know which bucket the file is in, have the AWS CLI tools installed, use Terminal, copy the URL to messages / email, etc.
How is this easier than "right-click, pick a menu option"?
(If I want an expiring Dropbox link, it's there under 'link settings' in the pop-up. Admittedly only has date granularity but still there as an option.)
- belter 5y agoExample from the console: "Setting up an Amazon S3 bucket to share files" https://gist.github.com/pjkelly/be2cd3881e766620a411 https://gist.github.com/pjkelly/be2cd3881e766620a411
- zimpenfish 5y agoAgain, how is this easier than a single right-click in Finder? Also don't those files need to be public to create a link? You can't create a link to a non-public file which grants access either directly via the link or with a password?