Use file name as archive description

[Jonny007-MKD]

I think it would be nice to use the file name (date, time, hash/rand, e.g. 20170309-140558-78a43) as archive description for all subordinated files.

These two files belong together and could be grouped by the description:

... |                         Archive Description                         |       Uploaded       | SHA256 tree hash | ...
... | /temp/iceshelf/20170309-140558-78a43.tar.gpg.sig.vol01+2.par2.sig   | 2017-03-09T14:21:32Z | 294e1fca1...     | ...
... | /temp/iceshelf/20170309-140558-78a43.tar.gpg.sig.vol03+4.par2.sig   | 2017-03-09T14:21:48Z | 6dd92125e...     | ...

[mrworf]

I'm not sure I understand, it will re-use the same vault, and all the files generated are prefixed with the unique id of the job. Latest version of iceshelf fixed that (previously, filelist.txt was not unique, but now it is)

[Jonny007-MKD]

Hi Henric, I would like to suggest to use the unique ID also as archive description (`glacier-cmd upload V... --description "ID"`) As I've seen right now on https://github.com/uskudnik/amazon-glacier-cmd-interface/blob/85ef4aa6dd58a36a77e4406366ddc27c7813cf5e/README.md, you can also pass several file names with 1 description Am 12. März 2017 17:48:59 MEZ schrieb Henric Andersson <notifications@github.com>:

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I'm not sure I understand, it will re-use the same vault, and all the files generated are prefixed with the unique id of the job. Latest version of iceshelf fixed that (previously, `filelist.txt` was not unique, but now it is) -- You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #6 (comment)

[mrworf]

Ahh, oki :)

I'll see what I can do. Should be able to get that in today.

[Jonny007-MKD]

Great! Thanks :) Am 12. März 2017 19:25:31 MEZ schrieb Henric Andersson <notifications@github.com>:

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Ahh, oki :) I'll see what I can do. Should be able to get that in today. -- You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #6 (comment)

[mrworf]

Please try the latest version, it should use description AND remove the path from the filenames.

[Jonny007-MKD]

This version gives me a "unknown arguments" error from glacier-cmd and then lists the files. Seems like passing several file names is not supported!?

[mrworf]

Odd, try updating to the latest version of the glacier tool. I*ll look into it once I get home.

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On 2017-03-13 14:05, Jonny007-MKD wrote: This version gives me a "unknown arguments" error from glacier-cmd and then lists the files. Seems like passing several file names is not supported!? -- You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub [1], or mute the thread [2]. * Links: ------ [1] #6 (comment) [2] https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABw0IoQG_okoXtRCvTaaSLJjcaCfoEacks5rla-xgaJpZM4MaT4D

[Jonny007-MKD]

I checked it and I'm on master and up-to-date for glacier-cmd. perhaps we cannot specify `--description` and/or `--name` more than once and the error message is wrong? Am 13. März 2017 22:09:28 MEZ schrieb Henric Andersson <notifications@github.com>:

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Odd, try updating to the latest version of the glacier tool. I*ll look into it once I get home. On 2017-03-13 14:05, Jonny007-MKD wrote: > This version gives me a "unknown arguments" error from glacier-cmd and > then lists the files. Seems like passing several file names is not > supported!? > > -- > You are receiving this because you commented. > Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub [1], or mute the > thread [2]. > > * > > Links: > ------ > [1] #6 (comment) > [2] > https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABw0IoQG_okoXtRCvTaaSLJjcaCfoEacks5rla-xgaJpZM4MaT4D -- You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #6 (comment)

[mrworf]

You're right, only works once 😞 so for now it's gone and it's only going to set the description.

[mrworf]

Latest version should work now.

[Jonny007-MKD]

Hey, it is indeed working :)
Now my inventory looks like this:

QGxSSyaOpEtOnT9UUQlw | 20170328-100633-16524 | 2017-03-28T11:58:18Z |
dKmaRnlUwFiIZYy_Wb_w | 20170328-100633-16524 | 2017-03-28T11:58:20Z | 
SOMqueK7vJS19zpsCIgQ | 20170328-100633-16524 | 2017-03-28T11:58:20Z | 
mNpDtkWDMJT7kX5mg_sg | 20170328-100633-16524 | 2017-03-28T11:58:21Z | 
RxpNX9cp84dxj4TYMlLQ | 20170328-100633-16524 | 2017-03-28T11:58:21Z | 
cNiqEgBfOUxD8iJSWGuQ | 20170328-100633-16524 | 2017-03-28T11:58:22Z | 

Do you know whether Glacier remembers the file extension? Or can we afterwards automatically figure out which item is what?

[mrworf]

Odd, there should be a description AND a filename, not just the description

[Jonny007-MKD]

That's what I thought, too. In my inventory I've got the columns - Archive ID - Description - Uploaded (timestamp) - SHA256 tree hash - Size

[mrworf]

If you can, try downloading the smallest one and see if you get the actual filename. Otherwise we have a slight issue. Should be able to reconstitute the extension based on header in file, but I'd rather not do that

[Jonny007-MKD]

Here is what I tried:

$ glacier-cmd ... download Music-Backup 61ZVotZte1tIZF_J0waSzobzVfFmH-Zj0eThIN42f2Q9LKTHtR5Chk-wdAZbDJenGQFFaE-CVqCMSYXBeQXlkOmtk_JMfWqklX3CHDhL4ZJ7do_HQVJI4GmNpDtkWDMJT7kX5mg_sg
334d4a393a19356b740e36227013a2069839066c  20170328-100633-16524.tar.bz2.gpg.sig.par2.sig
2abedfe7072338b2c48d532f49ada07cf4f66f91  20170328-100633-16524.tar.bz2.gpg.sig.vol07+8.par2.sig
87129da51fd2d5907ba8b3f1040d697e9fe9b3fe  20170328-100633-16524.tar.bz2.gpg.sig.vol03+4.par2.sig
2c13150e0b9fb51a04bd7fd937174e2406de8790  20170328-100633-16524.json.gpg.asc
[...]
Wrote 731.0 bytes. Rate 2.48 KB/s.00%). Rate 3.50 MB/s, average 2.50 KB/s, ETA 06:34:13.

Seems like I downloaded the list with filenames, whoever created it. So manually we could download all files with the same description, parse this special file and use the hashes to get the file names.