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Is there an equivalent s4cmd option that would work like 'aws s3 cp s3:/// --no-sign-request' ? #139

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keandersen opened this issue Oct 23, 2018 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #177
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@keandersen
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It appears that this is available in boto3. boto/boto3#1200

Is there a way to select this in s4cmd?

@navinpai
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navinpai commented Nov 6, 2018

Hey @keandersen , Currently s4cmd does not support this. Is this something that comes up commonly? It's not a use-case we have internally, and seems fairly low priority, but if there's enough value add by doing this we can add it.

Also, we accept pull requests in case you want to submit a patch for the same. it would be great!

Thanks for the bug-report

@ericvillemure
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I would also be interested in having such a feature for example I am using the following command:

aws --no-sign-request s3 ls s3://noaa-goes16/ABI-L2-CMIPC/

I would like to be able to run such commands using s4cmd to take advantage of s4cmd's speed.

Thanks

VarunWachaspati added a commit to VarunWachaspati/s4cmd that referenced this issue Oct 10, 2020
aws-cli and Boto3 both provide an option to fetch S3 objects from
public buckets without explicitly signing the request using any
credentials, using --no-sign-request flag.

s3cmd doesn't have a similar option as such, but this could be
useful to get started with s4cmd without any setup for public
buckets.

reference= bloomreach#139
VarunWachaspati added a commit to VarunWachaspati/s4cmd that referenced this issue Oct 10, 2020
aws-cli and Boto3 both provide an option to fetch S3 objects from
public buckets without explicitly signing the request using any
credentials, using --no-sign-request flag.

s3cmd doesn't have a similar option as such, but this could be
useful to get started with s4cmd without any setup for public
buckets.

reference= bloomreach#139
@VarunWachaspati VarunWachaspati linked a pull request Oct 11, 2020 that will close this issue
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