Hi all,

I have been facing a little problem while listing objects from Amazon Bucket.
I am using AWS::s3.

Following is the part of my code that lists object names from Particular Bucket.


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$counter=0
objs = AWS::S3::Bucket.objects($BUCKET)
    	objs.each do |o|
		$counter+=1
        	         filename = o.key
		$stderr.puts "[#{Time.new}]:[#{$counter}]#{filename}"
	end
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And on output it prints just first 1000 records though I have around 3000 objects in $BUCKET.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

---LetsAsk

Date: 2011-09-07 20:18
Sender: Brian Glusman

This may be related to a bug I just encountered, in which
@bucket["/path/to/object"] fails to return an object
that was present IF @bucket.objects(:prefix =>
"/path/elsewhere/used")  has been accessed more recently
than :prefix => "/path/to/whatever/".  Employing
a workaround of explicitly setting prefix before accessing objects
in other paths.

Date: 2009-08-03 08:45
Sender: Let me Ask

I haven't got this issue fixed but seem to derive something.

This might have happenned either AWS::S3 or Amazon putting 
limit on listing the objects from BUCKETS.
i.e. In case of AWS::S3 the default (or maximum) value for 
parameter :max_keys of AWS::S3::Bucket.objects() seems to 
be 1000.

Please have your ideas.