Amazon S3 bucket
Repositories ::: repository_s3bucket
Maintained by 
Renaat Debleu
S3 folder (bucket) repository.
Latest release:
96 sites
135 downloads
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Instead of giving all users access to your complete S3 account, this plugin makes it possible to give teachers and managers access to a specific S3 folder (bucket).
Multiple instances are supported, you only have to create a IAM user who has read access to your S3 bucket (but also to your S3 root folder).
This plugin makes it possible to keep large files completely outside your Moodle installation, these files are served to the students using safe urls (urls that are only accessible for a limited time).
The latest versions are depending on the local_aws plugin. However, if you want to use the latest sdk version, you will have to use the eWallah version that supports all new regions.
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Renaat Debleu (Lead maintainer)
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Please read the documentation carefully before installing a plugin, the latest version is depending on the local_aws plugin.
When you have problems, use the bug report where you can provide full error logs and screenshots to help me solve your problem.
R
I am facing the same problem as
Mohammad Yaseen
http 500 error when installing. And the site crashes
Please help!
This is NOT normal, there seems to be a functionality loss in the latest version. This should be fixed this afternoon.
R
Getting error, The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported. What could be the cause? And what could be the solution?
R
Thanks a lot for the wonderful plugin. I could solve the problem. It was S3 config issue. Couple of queries
1) Not able to find an upload option. Is it again S3 issue? where I can find the Upload option?
2) I am having multiple separate instances. Is it possible to restrict access for specific repository instance either to a specific course/category or a user group? This would be really helpful.
The implementation to restrict access based on user/group/course/category/keyholder was planned from the beginning. After so many years I'm still searching for a way to finance this feature.
I can't see the any large size video files in folders of my bucket through moodle, while adding video to content page.
I'm receiving error message "No files available".
What should I do.
I've followed all procedures.
Created the bucket. Properly used all keys.
I'm able to access all folders and image files in the bucket but can't see video files.
When you can see the folders and images and no videos - you are trying to add an image to your content page, Try adding a Moodle media file, then all images should be hidden and only folders and videos will be shown.
If you still do not see any videos, check if your media files are using a simple storage engine (Standard - One Zone-IA - Reduced Redundancy - ...) as this plugin skips archives that have the DEEP_ARCHIVE or GLACIER attribute.
R
I am having and issue with the update to 3.9. When I choose a file from my S3 bucket, and click at Save and return to course button, always appears the same error:
Error
Cannot read file. Either the file does not exist or there is a permission problem.
The IAM credentials are fine and I can see all the files. I updated the local_aws pluginto the eWallah version too... If I downgrade to the older version then the plugin works... Any suggest?
Thanks a lot!
THX for the problem report. I could reproduce the error and I am now uploading a fixed version.
Could you use in the future the Bug tracker to report problems? More bells start ringing when a bug is found.
R
it seems I cannot configure the new version of this plugin to work with Moodle 3.9 until MDLSITE-6520 is fixed. So stick for the moment to the older version.
Greetings,
R