Hmm, but if you pass that as the

Marker

then you get no results so it can't be using that

Would be nice to get the raw requests that Synology are using

That's what I hoped @Sid | R2 or anyone from the team could get...

NextMarker

appearing when it isn't truncated does sound like it can send it in a loop, but using that as a

marker

doesn't give you another

NextMarker

so I don't know how

I can give you 10/s 😛

Just can't see them myself.

Hi everyone, I have a few questions about R2. Thank you in advance for your assistance. 1. Can we add object-level access to R2 buckets? I want to make a few items public instead of the entire bucket 2. In this example https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/examples/cache-api/ where R2 is being used with a worker for caching. If R2 is used with a worker for caching and accessing objects on a private bucket, which plan includes the cost of this cache API (responsible for caching)? Does it appear in the worker's plan or R2's plan

Could probably make a Worker to proxy them - take the inbound request, log stuff, correct hostname, resign with aws4fetch, return that response

@itsmatteomanf I have a cursed Worker proxy if you want to throw a Synology backup at it

with files you don't care about since this has no auth

Anyone have any tips for how to increase large-file transfer speeds

rclone -> R2

? I seem to remember there was a way to up parallelization, but I don't remember what the config was...

Yeah, I'd need to reconfigure it, it's private data (albeit client encrypted on the one I have now)

Let's move to DMs, @kian

@Sid | R2 I'll test it with Matteo & let you know what patterns I see I can probably use fast-xml-parser to modify the responses & see what satisfies Synology

Does CORS take time to apply?

Oh I'll really appreciate that, thanks Kian and Matteo!

Nothing more than a few seconds

Does R2 support anything above Upload Concurrency 2?

It should now! I've done tests with up to 70

iirc the notice about multipart concurrency was removed awhile ago

yeah that

Weird. Mine freezes above 2. This is it with 3:

Transferred:             0 / 54.779 GBytes, 0%, 0 Bytes/s, ETA -
Transferred:            0 / 1, 0%
Elapsed time:       1m7.0s
Transferring:
 *                                planet.pmtiles:  0% /54.779G, 0/s, -

With two it runs at about 2 MB/s, but it runs

And my current connection is rated for about 400 MB/s, so it shouldn't be a network bottleneck...

Strange.. I have my bucket public and exposed via a subdomain, and I then added my main domain as the allowed domain in the CORS settings, but I'm still getting CORS errors

It just... doesn't make any progress? I'd expect you to see 429s or something if it is too high..

Actually, same on this one. Does it matter that I changed the config through the Dash?

No errors or anything. It just gets stuck