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| ws2k3 | is it possible to Rename a SWIFT bucket? or is it called a container? sorry im a openstack n00b mostly familiar with S3 protocol/usage | 22:38 |
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| timburke_ | ws2k3, no; the only way to do a container rename is to create the new container, issue a bunch of COPY requests to copy data from the old container to the new one, and delete all the data in the old container | 23:02 |
| timburke_ | the object path (including account and container names) is used to decide placement, so there isn't a simple way to do a rename | 23:03 |
| ws2k3 | timburke_: thanks! thats helps! is it possible to have another user which also has access to the container but with a prefix? so its locked in a "subdirectory" if i can use that word? also. is it called a bucket or a container? | 23:12 |
| timburke_ | swift calls them containers, but if you call it a bucket (as s3 would), people will generally understand you :-) | 23:14 |
| timburke_ | we don't currently have prefix-based ACLs like that, though i've been thinking it's something we could really use | 23:14 |
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