hausschrat-nextcloud-s3 vendor
hausschrats nextcloud s3 vendor
- private key: s3 bucket
- password: nextcloud passwords app
install
pip3 install hausschrat_nextcloud_s3
credentials
Therefor you must provide Nextcloud credentials
NEXTCLOUD_HOSTNEXTCLOUD_USERNEXTCLOUD_TOKEN
Credentials for S3 (boto3) are taken from ECSTaskRole, InstanceRole or from your default aws config.
settings
In hausschrat table set
vendortohausschrat_nextcloud_s3vendor_key_objto{'bucket': 'your-bucket', 'obj': 'path/so/hausschrat.pem'}.vendor_password_objtohausschrat(name of your password in passwords app).
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