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1SYNOPSIS
2    s3put [-a/--access_key <access_key>] [-s/--secret_key <secret_key>]
3          -b/--bucket <bucket_name> [-c/--callback <num_cb>]
4          [-d/--debug <debug_level>] [-i/--ignore <ignore_dirs>]
5          [-n/--no_op] [-p/--prefix <prefix>] [-q/--quiet]
6          [-g/--grant grant] [-w/--no_overwrite] path
7
8    Where
9        access_key - Your AWS Access Key ID.  If not supplied, boto will
10                     use the value of the environment variable
11                     AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
12        secret_key - Your AWS Secret Access Key.  If not supplied, boto
13                     will use the value of the environment variable
14                     AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
15        bucket_name - The name of the S3 bucket the file(s) should be
16                      copied to.
17        path - A path to a directory or file that represents the items
18               to be uploaded.  If the path points to an individual file,
19               that file will be uploaded to the specified bucket.  If the
20               path points to a directory, s3_it will recursively traverse
21               the directory and upload all files to the specified bucket.
22        debug_level - 0 means no debug output (default), 1 means normal
23                      debug output from boto, and 2 means boto debug output
24                      plus request/response output from httplib
25        ignore_dirs - a comma-separated list of directory names that will
26                      be ignored and not uploaded to S3.
27        num_cb - The number of progress callbacks to display.  The default
28                 is zero which means no callbacks.  If you supplied a value
29                 of "-c 10" for example, the progress callback would be
30                 called 10 times for each file transferred.
31        prefix - A file path prefix that will be stripped from the full
32                 path of the file when determining the key name in S3.
33                 For example, if the full path of a file is:
34                     /home/foo/bar/fie.baz
35                 and the prefix is specified as "-p /home/foo/" the
36                 resulting key name in S3 will be:
37                     /bar/fie.baz
38                 The prefix must end in a trailing separator and if it
39                 does not then one will be added.
40        grant - A canned ACL policy that will be granted on each file
41                transferred to S3.  The value of provided must be one
42                of the "canned" ACL policies supported by S3:
43                private|public-read|public-read-write|authenticated-read
44        no_overwrite - No files will be overwritten on S3, if the file/key 
45                       exists on s3 it will be kept. This is useful for 
46                       resuming interrupted transfers. Note this is not a 
47                       sync, even if the file has been updated locally if 
48                       the key exists on s3 the file on s3 will not be 
49                       updated.
50
51     If the -n option is provided, no files will be transferred to S3 but
52     informational messages will be printed about what would happen.