I received a newsletter from amazon some hours ago with some news about S3:
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We are pleased to announce beta support for Amazon S3 bucket policies, which gives customers the ability to create conditional rules for managing access to their buckets and objects. Amazon S3 customers now have the following options for restricting access to their resources:
Authenticated requests: Allow or deny access based on AWS account
Query string authentication with expiring URLs: Allow temporary access to resources
Request-based restrictions: Allow or deny access based on request attributes, such as HTTP referrer and IP address
With bucket policies, customers can also now define security rules that apply to more than one object, including all objects or a subset of objects within a bucket. This makes updating and managing permissions easier.
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This makes S3 much more fun! You can create temporary access to resources based on a query string like session id’s.
You can restrict content to be used only within your website without external linking (HTTP referrer).
And simple group editing using security rules, just change the rules for a folder with one command instead of executing it for every file!
I like that!
More control over your own data and easier editing!
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Time Machine is a great way to backup all files and restore to any point in time, by default it creates a new backup every hour.
Normally this won’t hurt the performance but if you have many small files on your disk or huge portions of your data change very often, it will slow down the whole system.
You can change the intervals to reduce the slowdowns. To backup only every 6 hours, open your terminal and:
Archived Apps in XCode are a great way to submit new versions to iTunes Connect because they are automatically grouped, tagged and re-signed in the process – you don’t need to manually find the compiled App, zip it & upload with the Application Loader.
If you start at a new Mac without data migration, you can simply copy the folder with all archived App versions to your new users library.
Today the 1.6 Update was submitted to Apple. Originally this update have been scheduled for the first week of November but was put on hold to be released with the iOS 4.2 version to have the least possible problems when everyone upgrades their iPad :-)
It contains only a few but very cool new features:
The new features are:
Support for Multiple Accounts – often asked for, here it comes!
Advanced Segments – take a better look at your reports by switching and comparing subsets of data
Open Reports in other Apps like iBooks – any App that supports PDF Files can receive reports for later usage
Print your Reports! – Support for AirPrint is now built in
Improved was the following:
The general speed of the website listing updates and report downloads was improved
Goals have now names instead of numbers
Also one bugfix is included:
Some users with special characters in their password had trouble logging in
In addition to the Update of the Free Version including its Premium Upgrade, there was also a full blown premium Version submitted to the store. That version is exactly the same but meant for everyone who has disabled In-App-Purchases and can’t get the premium upgrade.
2010/12/05 – Today the update hit the store, watch out for update notices in iTunes or the App Store to get it on your iPad!
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