Linux Debian Command Line Tool to Syncronize Local Folder With S3 Bucket

The Guide Give Detailed Instructions about How to Install and Getting-Started with the s3cmd S3 Command Line Tool on Debian Linux.

This Very Useful Command Line Tool will Enable Synchronization of Local Folders with the S3 Buckets and without a Risk of Canceling the Existing Remote Data.

The Post Comprehends all Commands and Links Needed to Successfully Installing s3cmd on Debian Linux.

Relax and Take the Time to Reading, Understanding and Executing the Command and Instructions Given.

1. Here Download Latest s3cmd for Linux:

   S3cmd tar.gz for Linux
   Link to Download Latest s3cmd release

2. Find and Double-Click to Open on Archive Manager

3. Open a Terminal Window

4. Displace s3cmd Tool 2 Right Location

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   sudo mv /tmp/s3cmd* /opt/s3cmd

   Set the SuperUser as owner with:

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   sudo chown -R root:root /opt/s3cmd

   And again to give Execution Permissions:

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   sudo chmod -R +x /opt/s3cmd

   If Got “User is Not in Sudoers file” then see: How to Enable sudo

5. Getting-Started to Set-Up s3cmd

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   su <username>

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   /opt/s3cmd/s3cmd --configure

   You Will Need to Enter your Amazon AWS S3 Credentials.

   More you will need to Confirm All the Proposed Settings.

6. Getting-Started with s3cmd:

   Here Guide to Getting-Started Syncing S3 Bucket

   How to Getting-Started with the s3cmd Command on Ubuntu