S3 API returns BucketAlreadyExists error when some another user has such bucket.
If user that creates the bucket already has it, s3 returns BucketAlreadyOwnedByYou.
As minio has only one user, it should behave accordingly.
Otherwise it causes failures in the applications that ignore creation of already existing bucket in the account, but fail when bucket name is used by someone else.
- PutObject()
- PutObjectPart()
- NewMultipartUpload()
- AbortMultipartUpload()
Implementations across both FS and XL object layer
share common implementation.
* XL/Multipart: Use json.NewDecoder to decode read stream.
* XL/Multipart: fix recursive and non-recursive listing.
* XL/Multipart: Create object part with md5sum later using RenameFile.
* XL/Multipart: ListObjectParts should list parts in order.
previously: uploadID.10.md5sum < uploadID.2.md5sum
fix : uploadID.00010.md5sum > uploadID.00002.md5sum
* XL/Multipart: Keep the size of each part in the multipart metadata file to avoid stats on the parts.
* XL/Multipart: fix listing bug which was showing size of the multipart uploaded objects as 0.
For files less than 'dataBlocks', erasure encoding would fail
with short data due to a bug in the implementation itself.
Relax the error return, even a single byte can be properly
erasure coded without issues.
Fixes#1413
* Modifications of documentation for using and building minio server on FreeBSD.
- update example of enabling compression to use lz4 vs gzip and provide
explanation of benefits of lz4
- provide walkthrough of building minio server on FreeBSD with binary
golang and gmake
* Fixing markdown syntax for code blocks so we render correctly.
* typo fix
* reword compression enablement docs for easier reading
Remove usage of getFileVersionQuorumMap, instead use listFileVersions
to get the version list and extract higherVersion.
Fixes#1379Fixes#1378Fixes#1377
* xl/ListFiles: return as many objects as requested and take care of eof (#1361)
* xl/ListFiles: fix review comments.
* xl/ListFiles: Add windows filepath translation.
* xl/ListFiles: Use slashSeparator instead of "/". Remove filepath.FromSlash() as golang-windows takes care of it automatically.
Creates a new write closer that must be released
by the read consumer. This is necessary so that
while commiting the underlying writers in erasure
coding we need to make sure we reply success only if
we have committed to disk.
This in turn also fixes plethora of bugs related to
subsequent PutObject() races with namespace locking.
This patch also enables most of the tests, other than
ListObjects paging which has some issues still.
Fixes#1358, #1360
Yurii
Harshavardhana
karthic rao
Krishna Srinivas
Bala FA
nomadlogic
Scott McClellan
koolhead17