S3-API Compliant
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Dropshare is compatible with Amazon S3 and S3-API Compliant connections.
To create an S3-API Compliant connection in Dropshare for Mac, first enter the preferences. Switch to the Connection tab. Select S3-API Compliant for your connection, and enter all required information:
| Preference | Description |
|---|---|
| Bucket Name | Enter the name of the bucket. You can optionally also enter a subfolder in that given bucket, e.g. bucketname/foldernameThe bucket needs to be public so files can be downloaded by URL. |
| Access Key ID | Enter the AWS-compatible Access Key ID |
| Secret Key | Enter the AWS-compatible Access Secret Key |
| Server | Enter the S3 API-compliant server hostname (no http:// or https://) |
| Region | Enter a region name, optional |
| Domain Alias | Optional: Enter your bucket's domain alias. This requires a CNAME record to be set. |
| Misc | - Choose whether to use SSL - Choose whether to use Path-Style URLs ( s3.amazonaws.com/bucketname/file.jpg instead of bucketname.s3.amazonaws.com/file.jpg- Choose whether to omit the ACL header (does not set files to public by default) - Choose whether you wish to disable Multipart Uploads - Choose whether you wish to use pre-signed URLs for your download links (using this allows Public Access disabled buckets) |
Press Test Connection to make sure Dropshare is able to successfully upload files.