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This package seems like a good fit for my use case: Allowing web users (when managing their resources) to upload a file directly to our S3 bucket instead of cluttering up our ec2 instance that is serving the CKAN instance.
I'm new to CKAN, and the framework in which it is implemented, so I've struggled quite a bit in getting my instance configured and deployed along with your extension. I believe I have the config right now (no more PluginNotFoundException or ImportError messages when I restart the server), but I still don't see anyway for web users to upload to s3. I was expecting to see something like an upload button on dataset/new_resource/<dataset>, but I don't.
I'm I missing a setting? I've messed with ckan.storage_path in my .ini file, which makes the button appear on dataset/new_resource/<dataset>, but the uploads just go on the local drive of the ckan server.
Thanks for help (and sharing your code).
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This package seems like a good fit for my use case: Allowing web users (when managing their resources) to upload a file directly to our S3 bucket instead of cluttering up our ec2 instance that is serving the CKAN instance.
I'm new to CKAN, and the framework in which it is implemented, so I've struggled quite a bit in getting my instance configured and deployed along with your extension. I believe I have the config right now (no more
PluginNotFoundException
orImportError
messages when I restart the server), but I still don't see anyway for web users to upload to s3. I was expecting to see something like an upload button ondataset/new_resource/<dataset>
, but I don't.I'm I missing a setting? I've messed with
ckan.storage_path
in my .ini file, which makes the button appear ondataset/new_resource/<dataset>
, but the uploads just go on the local drive of the ckan server.Thanks for help (and sharing your code).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: