I'm using Cyberduck v8.4.2 on MacOS Monterey 12.3.1. I know that S3 behaves like that when downloading compressed files from the web console but it didn't seem to be an issue until the latest versions of Cyberduck. Click Bookmark Menu and click 'New Bookmark'. Note the transfer size of the third file - it seems that either Cyberduck or, more probable, S3 itself uncompresses the file on retrieval and thus the downloaded size is bigger than the size that S3 initially reports for the compressed file which makes Cyberduck think that the download is incomplete. Its best to create a new Bookmark for connecting, rather than just opening a new connection. Fill in the following fields: Nickname: A friendly name. The third says it's failed although the file is downloaded and is complete and opens without problems. Download and install Cyberduck, a free tool that will let you access an S3 bucket from your desktop. This is the transfers window from Cyberduck:įirst two files downloaded without problems. # uploading the compressed file and telling S3 it is a compressed fileĪws s3 cp -content-type text/plain -content-encoding gzip test_compressed_with_content_encoding_ s3://some-bucket/path/ To download an object with the key name ending in period(s) '.' retained in the downloaded object, you must use the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), AWS SDKs, or REST API. # uploading the compressed file without special flagsĪws s3 cp test_ s3://some-bucket/path/ As well as Amazon S3, it supports FTP, SFTP and other protocols. Aws s3 cp test.txt s3://some-bucket/path/ The most popular S3 upload program is Cyberduck, which is free and open source.
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