Enable AWS cred file to be read as long as .s3cfg auth fields are nonexistent #995
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OK, this should be in a semi-decent state now. Please let me know if any changes are needed. |
nonexistent or empty. This commit allows the credentials to be read from ~/.aws/credentials or user-specified (via envvar) file if .s3cfg exists but does not have authentication options. The previous behavior is that s3cmd will *not* read credentials from the above path as long as .s3cfg exists (even if it contains no authentication options).
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This commit allows the credentials to be read from ~/.aws/credentials
or user-specified (via envvar) file if .s3cfg exists but does not have
authentication options.
The previous behavior is that s3cmd will not read credentials from the
above path as long as .s3cfg exists (even if it contains no
authentication options).