Can you assign ACLs to a "virtual directory" using Object Gateway's S3 API?

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On Tue, Sep 23, 2014 at 9:20 AM, Steve Kingsland
<steve.kingsland at opower.com> wrote:
> Using the S3 API to Object Gateway, let's say that I create an object named
> "/some/path/foo.bar". When I browse this object in Ceph using a graphical S3
> client, "some" and "path" show up as directories. I realize that they're not
> actually directories, but can I set an ACL on them, just like I can with
> objects?

Not really. These are just virtual directories, the namespace is
completely flat. Even if you could set ACLs on them, these wouldn't
apply to the 'contained' objects.

Yehuda


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