Amazon S3 bucket
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Renaat Debleu
S3 folder (bucket) repository.
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Can this be solved? I would say you ask the developers of Scorm to work without zip files or ask Amazon to support unzip.
But with Scorm activity, it is not.
The 2 solutions I found 1. Select "Make a copy of file" instead of "link to the file" when add package file, it will copy the latest version from s3. 2. Change the object/scorm file name in S3, the update will work.(Based on this case, I guess the s3 scorm will unzip to cache in moodle and name as file name, the issue probably in this step) Those 2 solutions are not perfect, would you mind help to solve it? Many thanks.
Thank you for your comments.
Can you confirm this happens only in the repository_s3bucket? Does your setup work with the standard s3, Google docs or Microsoft OneDrive repository?
The update frequency is not important here, nor the cache: this plugin always sends the (latest) document that is stored on AWS S3.
R
I can't access admin any longer. How do I uninstall manually?
Thank you
THX for the feedback. It seems to be that you found a bug. Can you create a new issue in the bug tracker?
R
Very thank you!!! I'll make my labs and update here the success status.
Best Regards!
Caio.
this plugin was also tested using the LocalStack cloud service emulator, so I know this plugin can be used to serve files that are not in the cloud. This is the reason I presume MinIO or Exoscale or other AWS emulators can work. So if the local/aws/sdk/Aws/data/endpoints.json.php is modified to add other endpoints, testing can begin.
R
Sorry not to be clearly. What I'm using is a MinIO in my Docker Swarm cluster. I don´t use other clouds, instead we have our on-premise. So what I'm willing for is to use this in our moodles to integrate them with a bucket served by a MinIO published on site, not in the AWS.
Cheers!
Caio.
I think it is possible, but this has to be done at the local_aws level. So you need to ask your question at the maintainers of the local aws plugin.
R