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by dale_glass
1589 days ago
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To AWS S3, '/' isn't a delimiter, it's a character that's part of the filename. So for instance "/foo/bar.txt" and "/foo//bar.txt" are different files in S3, even though they'd be the same file in a filesystem. This gets pretty fun if you want to mirror a S3 structure on-disk, because the above suddenly causes a collision. |
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