Chris, I am new to this. If I have a folder in S3 with several csv files,
what path do I specify to read them into R on my desktop?
On Thursday, May 5, 2011 at 12:16:02 PM UTC-5, chris wrote:
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> Oh boy, not sure what you're doing there... or used to be doing... but to
> send data, you use... s
Thanks for posting the conclusion!
Posting the resolution only takes a few minutes, but its so helpful for
future readers, and those of us just keeping tabs on the thread.
Thanks
On Fri, May 6, 2011 at 8:31 AM, batate wrote:
> Here's the solution for posterity. There were two problems to solve
Here's the solution for posterity. There were two problems to solve:
Recall that I'm using CarrierWave.
1) Heroku allows permissions only to the tmp directory. I needed to
specify the cache dir on the attachment uploader.
2) I needed to set content headers for s3. You can specify them when
you upl
IIRC S3 likes to send things as "application/octet-stream" if you
don't specify the MIME when you upload.
-k-
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 10:18 AM, Steve Smith wrote:
> When you inspect the headers of the file are you seeing a content type? It
> sounds like you need to tell amazon the content-type an
Yeah...good call. The content type is bogus. How do I force it with
carrierwave? Is that in the uploader?
On May 5, 12:18 pm, Steve Smith wrote:
> When you inspect the headers of the file are you seeing a content type? It
> sounds like you need to tell amazon the content-type and set a
> conten
When you inspect the headers of the file are you seeing a content type? It sounds like you need to tell amazon the content-type and set a content-disposition/filename. I would guess that there is no content type being set and therefore amazon doesn't know to set the headers that force the browser t
Oh boy, not sure what you're doing there... or used to be doing... but to
send data, you use... send_data.
http://apidock.com/rails/ActionController/Streaming/send_data
But, if you're downloading from S3... you could just, y'know, redirect the
user to your s3 bucket/path?
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I am uploading reports, via Carrierwave, to Amazon s3, but with
protected urls. I'm able to process the upload fine, and I can see the
file on Amazon, but it renders as text. I want it to trigger a browser
download instead of just render the text.
When I was generating the file via a template, I c
