s5cmd

1. An active IDrive^® e2 account. Sign up here if you do not have one.
2. A bucket in IDrive^® e2. See how to create a bucket.
3. A valid Access Key ID and Secret Access Key. Learn how to create an access key.
4. s5cmd should be installed on your system.

To configure s5cmd with IDrive^® e2

In the command prompt, enter the following command:

1. Create a directory to keep your s3 credentials file,
   

   #mkdir  ~/.aws

2. Create a file to save or edit your s3 credentials,
   

                                          #vi  ~/.aws/credentials or 
   
                                          #aws configure
                                       

3. When prompted, enter the following details:
   

                                          AWS Access Key ID [None]: nktrXLpOTBWj5yLmRzyN
   
                                          AWS Secret Access Key [None]: xmvocPk6lVEyqskPxw6Lyx2yLMscPYhA6gHUXWJK
   
                                          Default region name [None]: Bangalore
   
                                          Default output format [None]:
                                       

4. Press Enter.

Use s5cmd with IDrive^® e2

1. List all your IDrive^® e2 Buckets in a particular region:
   

   #s5cmd --endpoint-url=https://u6a5.bn.idrivee2-61.com ls   (In Endpoint, https:// is mandatory)

   Note: You can use existing buckets or create a new bucket.
2. To create a new bucket in that region,
   

   #s5cmd --endpoint-url=https://u6a5.bn.idrivee2-61.com mb s3://e2-s5demo

3. To copy a Local File to the IDrive^® e2 Bucket,
   

   #s5cmd --endpoint-url=https://u6a5.bn.idrivee2-61.com cp Homee2.jpeg s3://e2-s5demo

   Now, you can access newly created buckets and objects from the IDrive^® e2 application.

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