Updating headers of every file in an amazon s3 bucket?

It looks like the library you have chosen does not have any native support for listing buckets. You will need to construct the list requests and parse the XML yourself - documentation for the underlying REST API can be found in the S3 API documentation Once you get a list of objects, you can use the S3 copy request functionality to update metadata. Just apply this patch then pass x-amz-metadata-directive: REPLACE as a header to a copy request specifying the same key as source and destination (the source must specify the bucket as well!), plus any other headers you want to set.

It looks like the library you have chosen does not have any native support for listing buckets. You will need to construct the list requests and parse the XML yourself - documentation for the underlying REST API can be found in the S3 API documentation. Once you get a list of objects, you can use the S3 copy request functionality to update metadata.

Just apply this patch, then pass x-amz-metadata-directive: REPLACE as a header to a copy request specifying the same key as source and destination (the source must specify the bucket as well! ), plus any other headers you want to set.

S3 objects are static, so they don't, in fact, vary on the accept-encoding header. Removing that will improve caching performance. – bdonlan Sep 23 at 21:23.

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