I would not recommend to use a web browser as a client - it’s a server side encryption, not client side encryption.
Better to use uplink or rclone for the access, or at least FileZilla v3.51.0 with a native connector.
I’ll create a bug for the team regarding objects browser on EU1
So FileZilla is a different story
It doesn’t want to cooperate, I updated it to the latest version. I can download files but uploading files is issue.
The error look’s like this:
Error:
upload failed: stream error: metainfo error: metainfo error: bucket name must contain only lowercase letters, numbers or hyphens
Error:
File transfer failed
Status:
Starting upload of C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Cern\IMG_20191122_125551_BURST002.jpg
Status:
Retrieving directory listing of /permanent/CERN…
Command:
list /permanent/CERN
Command:
put C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Cern\IMG_20191122_125551_BURST002.jpg /permanent/CERN/IMG_20191122_125551_BURST002.jpg
Error:
upload failed: stream error: metainfo error: metainfo error: bucket name must contain only lowercase letters, numbers or hyphens
Error:
File transfer failed
Status:
Retrieving directory listing of /permanent/CERN…
Status:
Directory listing of /permanent/CERN successful
Status:
Disconnected from server
It says issue with the bucket names but they are ok they are lower case letters only
It is still have a bugs. I would recommend to rollback it to 3.51.0, which is working perfectly.
I have created tasks for the team to contact FileZilla team to fix at least two known bugs related to prefixes (“subfolders”).
The downside of the old version of FileZilla - it doesn’t contain a new connector with access grants, so there is only deprecated one, it consumes satellite URL, API key and encryption phrase.
To create an API key (“access token”): https://docs.storj.io/getting-started/quickstart-uplink-cli/generate-access-grants-and-tokens/generate-a-token
Please, try europe-west-1.tardigrade.io and create an access token: Create Access Grant in CLI - Storj DCS, use it as an API key, specify your encryption phrase as a password.
I have just tried it: Created an Access Grant and used it in Filezilla to upload a file.
Then I entered the webGUI with the same encryption password and was able to see the file that I had just uploaded.