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Manage Assets Using Cyberduck
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Ensure that your installed version of Cyberduck is up to date.
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Navigate to your project's assets page in the Servd dashboard.
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Click the 'Generate New Access Key' button. We'll be using these details in a moment so keep this page open.
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In Cyberduck, click the "+" button in the bottom left to create a new bookmark.
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Use the following settings:
- Nickname: your project's name
- Connection Type: Amazon S3
- Server: S3 ENDPOINT from the Servd dashboard
- Access Key ID: ACCESS KEY ID from the Servd dashboard
- Secret Access Key: ACCESS KEY SECRET from the Servd dashboard
Under the "More Options" section:
- Path: BUCKET NAME from the Servd dashboard
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Close the bookmark window.
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Double click the bookmark you've just created from the list.
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You should now be able to see a list of environments within which you can place your assets.
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Ensure that your installed version of Cyberduck is up to date.
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Check that your default permissions preference for new file uploads is set to public-read.
The location of this preference changes depending on the version of CyberDuck that you are using, but it is most likely under Preferences > S3 > Default ACL.
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Navigate to your project's assets page in the Servd dashboard.
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Click the 'Generate New Access Key' button. We'll be using these details in a moment so keep this page open.
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In Cyberduck, click "Open Connection".
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Use the following settings:
Connection Type: Amazon S3
Server: s3.eu-central-003.backblazeb2.com
Access Key ID: ACCESS KEY ID from the Servd dashboard
Secret Access Key: ACCESS KEY SECRET from the Servd dashboard -
Click "Connect".
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Once connected use the Go > Go to Folder menu option and enter
cdn-assets-servd-host/[PREFIX-FROM DASHBOARD]Be careful for your forward slashes. There should be no slash at the beginning and a single slash at the end. For example:
cdn-assets-servd-host/excited-buzzard/
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You should now be able to see a list of environments within which you can place your assets.