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# r2
  • p
    R2 Migrator (also known as Super Slurper) has entered open beta: https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/data-migration/r2-migrator/ Let us know if you have any feedback!
  • m
    Since rclone and php file system both are very different, chances that both have an issue at the same time is slim (vs. Cloudflare). Same setup works fine with SVG + Amazon S3 buckets
  • e
    👀 @User
  • w
    (Use 
    /subscribe R2
    to stay up to date on R2 🙂 )
  • z
    nice
  • z
    didn't know about the subscribe feature
  • s
    This should be fixed now, give it another shot? (Also Kian & Erisa & whoever was running into similar issues)
  • e
    works for me now ✨ 
    enam
    is accepted
  • j
    Thanks a lot, my test workflow works now. Will keep an eye on our systems tomorrow. 👍
  • w
    hi, i'm wondering how to use cloudflare cdn with r2? shall i put a different domain name or just using the r2 domain name is enough ?
  • d
    If I want to connect to my R2 bucket form my PC do I need to make the URL public or if I have the API keys then it's enough?
  • e
    The included 
    r2.dev
    subdomain has rate limits in place and won't take advantage of CDN features like WAF and caching - its recommended to attach a custom domain
  • k
    So the R2 Migrator will just migrate the entire bucket in the background over time? I thought it was originally supposed to migrate files on demand as end users, etc try to access them?
  • c
    This is what they promised for the first iteration in (The thing you are talking about will come later according to that, or just use Kian's)
  • e
    Correct. Explicit migration to start; on-the-fly later. An explicit, one time migration can be useful for cases with a lot of long tail content, and/or where you want to cut away from the other provider sooner 😉
  • k
    Issue on the R2 token page: - You have a token with an expiration date - Edit the token - The expiration field is automatically changed to "Forever" (!) - That change isn't saved (!)
  • u
    yup they know 😛
  • u
    you can change the expiry to anything but forever atm
  • m
    I'm hoping someone from CloudFlare R2 engineering is listening out there, I'm getting stone walled by support. Have any changes rolled in R2 today that change region handling? We have an application that has been running flawlessly since November, using minio-go, and today started getting this error across our entire fleet at the same time
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    The region name 'WNAM' is not valid. Must be one of: wnam, enam, weur, apac, auto"}
  • e
    this was discussed in a conversation above somewhere and was reported to be resolved by now, but possibly not. tldr yes there was changes, the S3 APIs now support regions, WNAM is one of them and there was an issue causing that exact error that Sid looked into > getting stone walled by support If you pass me the ticket id I can look at it in the morning
  • m
    thanks @Erisa | Support Engineer I'll DM you the support case
  • m
    ah thanks, it does seem to be resolved now
  • m
    ✅ the last upload attempt completed
  • j
    has anybody hit an error like 
    Caused by: com.amazonaws.services.s3.model.AmazonS3Exception: There was a problem with the multipart upload. (Service: Amazon S3; Status Code: 400; Error Code: InvalidPart; Request ID: null; S3 Extended Request ID: null; Proxy: null), S3 Extended Request ID: null
    ?
  • k
    Still waiting for someone to show some love to this issue 😿 I'm getting ECONNRESET when fetching cloudflare storage files with presigned URL when using VPN (cloudflare is blocked, so VPN is necessary), the issue detail https://github.com/perspect3vism/ad4m/issues/240. I have tried switch http client library in NodeJS, but still no lucky, anyone seeing similar issues or have any context?
  • k
    this might be an old question, but does r2 supports http2 protocols? currently I'm seeing the files are loaded via http1
  • z
    it does if you use the public bucket at least
  • k
    I'm using public buckets, and image are loading via http1
  • k
    Yeah I’m pretty sure public buckets only do 1.1 like the S3 API
  • k
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