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# Example of how to manipulate ACLs (see s3_acl.rb or rdoc for all ACL classes)

require File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '../../lib/s33r')
include S33r
include S33r::S3ACL

# initialise the client from a config file 
# (see s3.yaml in examples directory)
c = Client.init('/home/ell/.s33r')

# bucket whose ACL we're going to manipulate
bucket = 'es-test'

# get the ACL for the bucket
acl = c.get_acl(bucket)

# add a new grant to the ACL (allow all users read access)
acl.add_grant(Grant.for_group(:all_users, :read))

# remove a grant from the ACL;
# note that s33r is able to compare existing grants in
# an ACL with newly-minted ones
acl.remove_grant(Grant.for_group(:authenticated_users, :read))

# put the ACL back
c.set_acl(acl, bucket)

# get the ACL for a resource inside the bucket
# and make it readable by a specific Amazon customer
resource = 'test'

# NB this method raises an error if the resource doesn't exist
acl = c.get_acl(bucket, resource)

# the email address you set here needs to be a valid Amazon customer
acl.add_grant(Grant.for_amazon_customer('[e-mail]', :read))
p c.set_acl(acl, bucket, resource)

# short-hand for making a resource public
# c.make_public(bucket)
# c.make_public(bucket, resource)

Version data entries

3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
s33r-0.4	examples/cli/acl_x.rb
s33r-0.4.2	examples/cli/acl_x.rb
s33r-0.4.1	examples/cli/acl_x.rb