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  • w
    Yeah you can do that. Also use other tools like the s3 CLI
  • w
    UI shows all uploaded items too
  • r
    Nice. Guessing it doesn't have FTP/SFTP support? I can understand why it wouldn't.
  • r
    I want to move away from that anyway.
  • d
    most clients do both FTP and S3 (and many other) protocols
  • n
    web ui looks like this

    https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/940663374377783388/1107015842249580694/image.png▾

  • r
    Is that a folder?
  • r
    And how do you make a new folder in there?
  • r
    Are the folders automatically the paths? Sorry, just want to know what I'm getting into.
  • n
    you can create folders, but i dont see it in webui
  • r
    Ohhh, that's pushing me away already..
  • r
    Don't like that.
  • c
    Folders are entirely virtual. You can upload folders to the UI and it will "handle them", fundementally it's just an object with a path like 
    root/subfolder/cookie.png
  • r
    So you just name a file that?
  • c
    You could do it like that, yea. The Web UI has a switch you can see there "view prefixes as directories" where you can view the flattened bucket vs the virtual folders
  • r
    So you can view them as folders? It's not gonna end up a mess?
  • s
    in case anyone finds this and wants to know the answer, here it is: https://github.com/tlastowka/calculate_multipart_etag
  • r
    I have like 20 folders per domain currently. This really is not going to work...
  • r
    Looks like I'm not moving.
  • c
    If you had a file named 
    root/subfolder/cookie.png
    , you can fetch it via your custom domain at r2.example.com/root/subfolder/cookie.png
  • c
    idk what you mean by that
  • r
    Well if I just use the example1/example2/example3/image.png method and do that for everything, it'll just look a mess and stuff will be everywhere.
  • n
    uploaded a folder, works just fine

    https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/940663374377783388/1107016969280028823/image.png▾

  • w
    How so?
  • r
    Oh, that looks neat.
  • c
    The dashboard by default would view them in the virtual folder view, letting you see them as folders/etc
  • r
    I thought it just showed the file name as the folder path.
  • c
    nah sorry for confusing, that is an option you can have by unchecking 
    View prefixes as directories
    in the top right, but it's not the default
  • r
    Soon will there be functionality to create a folder rather than having to rename it to /////filename.png ?
  • r
    Or drag the folder in?
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