I would like to upload files using nodejs and express-fileupload to a NAS (Network attached storage) device but I cannot find any documentation for this online. Does anybody know if this is possible?
I cannot use nodejs path to connect to the NAS server.
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I use a elastic-beanstalk service on AWS by using Node.js.
I use a multer for file upload and uploaded file is saved on webserver.
But when I publish a new version of project file, the files that saved on my webserver are gone.
I want to maintain the file on webserver.
just overwrite not rewrite.
so how can I solve this issue?
Thanks for your time!
When working with Elastic Beanstalk (or any auto-scaling environment), ideally you don't want to store anything on the server itself. If a user is uploading a file, save it somewhere off the server.
In AWS, this typically means storing it in S3 - this means that the file doesn't get lost when the project is updated or the server gets terminated.
I have a a 17Gb zip file on Amazon Cloud Drive. Is there a way to unzip / extract it without downloading it first?
No, there is no way to do this on the server end.
im trying to upload folder to the server and keep the structure of the folder in the server using collectionFS and filesystem.
Are there any ways to do this?
I want to access to googledrive or onedrive as local drive or local folder in linux server. I tried to search internet and found grive and syncdrive for linux.are these tools can be used in linux servers? or Do exist simple script for control panels like webmin , Kloxo that mount googledrive?
I found an alternative to googledrive:it's aws bucket!
this tutorial:
S3 Bucket Mounting as a File System in Linux using S3fs and S3fuse
this is good,easy management,low price an fast especially for geoserver tiles(geoserver)
I am trying to link images to constant contact from my linux server. The images are stored in a folder on my linux server as I have done previous on my windows server. The path I use from the windows server works fine but the path on the linux server does not.
I added the folders to the root of the drive and dropped the jpg's in the folder. So this is what works on the Windows Server http://www.mydomainname.com/folder/folder/image_name.jpg. This doesn't work on the linux server. Any help out there is very much appreciated.