Linux Fedora How to Syncronize Local Folder With S3 Bucket

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

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

1. Download Latest s3cmd for Linux:

   S3cmd tar.gz for Linux
   Select on the List the tar.gz Linux Release

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

3. Open a Terminal Window

4. Displace s3cmd Tool 2 Right Location

   sudo mv /tmp/s3cmd* /opt/s3cmd

   Set the SuperUser as owner with:

   sudo chown -R root:root /opt/s3cmd

   And again to give Execution Permissions:

   sudo chmod -R +x /opt/s3cmd

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

5. Installing Required Python Package

   sudo dnf install python-dateutil

6. Getting-Started to Set-Up s3cmd

   su <username>

   /opt/s3cmd/s3cmd --configure

   You Will Need to Enter your Amazon AWS S3 Credentials.

   More you will need to Confirm All the Proposed Settings.

7. Getting-Started with s3cmd:

   Guide to Getting-Started Syncing S3 Bucket

   Guide2 How to Getting-Started with the s3cmd Command on Fedora Linux