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I configure Amazon SES to store email to S3. Also I configure s3fs to mount this mailbox to local filesystem. But files are visible with permission 0000.

This can be solved by setting x-amz-meta- headers.

Is it possible to write Lamda function which will add this header to new file (email stored at S3)? like this

Eugen Konkov
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You can map S3 bucket with all permissions, such that there will be no access problems.

echo allow_other > /ets/fuse.conf s3fs -o umask=0000,uid=1001 -o allow_other

uid is user id of the user. look in /etc/passwd

yuriy polonskiy
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s3fs defaults to no uid or permission when objects lack these fields. You can specify defaults via:

s3fs bucket mountpoint -o umask=037,uid=$UID
Andrew Gaul
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