This renders as html: https://cdn.rydercragie.com/test.html This renders as txt: https://cdn.rydercragie.com/assets/index.php

PHP requires a server to run the PHP code. R2 (same as any other S3 provider) doesn't run PHP code on there servers in order to execute the file

Thanks

(Also note that the browser inferred what it was supposed to do with the file itself, if you want to control that yourself you can do that by setting the

Content-Type

header. See here for info on that:

And that would have to be set up on every client machine that wants it to work?

Or is it just one of these?

No, you set the

Content-Type

when uploading

What’s the easiest way to do that?

This link is confusing me.

Should work with

rclone

sh
rclone move --http-headers '"Content-Type","text/html; charset=UTF-8"' someFile.txt r2:/someDirectory

Is it possible to use R2 with a wildcard subdomain to have files from one bucket visible on all subdomains?

R2 doesn't seem to allow wildcards right now, but you can add multiple domains to the same bucket (like if you want 10 or something for some kind of distribution)

Okay. Thanks.

Hello, Can we upload mulitple files to R2 using worker api.

I need to get the filename from the ReadableStream

Multiple Files and Store with the Different Keys based on filename

How you get the file name etc. will be specific to your implementation, but you should be able to

.put

multiple times to upload multiple files from the Workers API

To add: you could use

Promise.allSettled

to fire them all off async, at once, and retry/catch any failures.

We are Sending the data as FormData from client to worker. This formdata can have mulitple files, not able to loop through these files in the worker to .put multiple times, its coming as ReadableStream and not getting eaxct number of files inside worker api.

If you don't mind buffering your files in memory (read: if they are small enough), you should be able to use Request#formData() to parse your request's body: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/request/#instance-methods, which should let you iterate over all keys and get your filenames. The

.formData()

API doesn't work in a "streaming" fashion, so for larger files, you'll have to do this parsing yourself (It's also debatable if formData is the right choice for large files IMO)

(When I say small enough, I mean small enough to fit in the Worker's memory, which is 128MB. I'd say a few megabytes would be the upper limit of what will work reliably)

Hi everyone quick question. Got a bit of weirdness using an rclone mount. when i try to upload it says permission denied if it needs to overwrite a file that's already there

oh and another question (buy one get one free). So the storage went live this morning with about 1.6 million objects and it seems to be steadily getting faster to access

am I dreaming or is something going on

?

in fact it's hilariously fast

Does your token have readonly access?

no

its read & write

i have created a custom domain on it but thats just for certain parts of it