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Seems to be based on OpenStack [1] Storage [2]. That means any client that supports OpenStack (and Rackspace Cloud Files [3], for that matter) like Cyberduck [4
by gabriele 13y ago
Seems to be based on OpenStack [1] Storage [2].
That means any client that supports OpenStack (and Rackspace Cloud Files [3], for that matter) like Cyberduck [4] and a lot more should already be compatible with hubiC.
[1] http://www.openstack.org/ http://www.openstack.org/
[2] https://api.hubic.com/ https://api.hubic.com/
[3] http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/openstack http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/openstack
[4] http://cyberduck.ch http://cyberduck.ch
- simias 13y agoDo you know a good client for Linux? Their official client [1] requires mono and I don't want to install that on my server (or even my desktop, for that matter). [1] http://mir7.ovh.net/ovh-applications/hubic/hubiC-Linux/1.1.13/ http://mir7.ovh.net/ovh-applications/hubic/hubiC-Linux/1.1.1...
- gabriele 13y agoCloudfuse [1] allows you to mount remote OpenStack Storage. You'll need to tweak with the ~/.cloudfuse config file. I haven't tested it though. [1] http://redbo.github.io/cloudfuse/ http://redbo.github.io/cloudfuse/
- drdaeman 13y agoThey seem to use custom OAuth-based facade, so bare OpenStack clients won't work out of the box (or I'm missing something, I'm just starting to read about what Swift is). First I tried to use API console to get storage API URI and auth token, but I misunderstood something and it didn't work for me. This, on the other hand, helped, although it uses some other API endpoints (still, those are OVH APIs): https://github.com/gierschv/node-hubic-swiftauth https://github.com/gierschv/node-hubic-swiftauth