I had content in an existing Amazon S3 bucket

I added new content to the bucket via the Storage API Module, it worked great.

I deleted a couple of the files from the Amazon Side

I ran Audit on the container

It showed a couple of missing files and a bunch of Extra files

I ran repair in audit

It restored the missing files but it also deleted all of the extra files. Oops

A little warning message that those files would be deleted would have been nice.

Better yet, what I thought would happen is that the extra files would be added as separate nodes on the Drupal side of things and then I could just edit the nodes. This would allow some of my users to upload a bunch of files into an Amazon bucket at one time and then by running repair, they would essentially sync up the files between the two systems.

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Rhino-new’s picture

Rhino-new CreditAttribution: Rhino-new commented

I have a pre-existing container with files.

I thought if I ran audit, Drupal would find the files that I already have in my container, as Drupal isn't aware of any files, yet.

But you're telling me that it will delete the files?

Perignon’s picture

Perignon CreditAttribution: Perignon commented
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I'm going to have to test this and see if there is something that should be done to the module. I haven't used the Audit function yet myself.

Are you storing the files in two containers?