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Documentation says backup blob URL can optionally contain key/secret/token #11825
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Chatting w/ Johannes, he showed me a 'hack' (my characterization) for making it so you can just put credentials into a file and not have to put them in the backup URL:
i.e. if you put a '@' in front of the host in the URL then the fdb URL parse is faked into thinking URL has key, secret, and token. |
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* documentation/sphinx/source/backups.rst Minor edit. Add more examples making it clearer how to do S3 backup URLs in particular. Explain the 'trick' for omitting key, secret, and token from URL instead picking them up from the credentils file. * fdbclient/S3Client_cli.actor.cpp Minor cleanup of usage.
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@jzhou77 Thanks for the pointer. Where did you see it? I don't see it in logs and when I run the doc build local, it doesn't give me that warning (and there is nothing on line 102!). I see: Could NOT find jemalloc (missing: jemalloc_INCLUDE_DIRS jemalloc_LIBRARY) Let me retry.... |
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Clarifying documentation on blob backup URL and credentials file.
documentation/sphinx/source/backups.rst
Minor edit. Add more examples making it clearer how to do S3
backup URLs in particular. Explain the 'trick' for omitting
api_key, secret, and token from URL instead picking them up from
the credentials file.
fdbclient/S3Client_cli.actor.cpp
Minor cleanup of usage.