Check if an object exists on S3 about s3

[nikosdion]

Yes you need to define the constant upfront. We had to that because the original land main use case of the S3 repo is its integration with our backup engine. Since it's typically installed in publicly accessible folders and the server may or may not support .htaccess / web.config access controls we have the die statement to prevent any accidental directory disclosure from error messages.

I'll update the README to note that. Thank you for the heads up!

[nikosdion]

We currently do not implement Amazon S3's HeadObject. This leaves you with two options.

One option is listing the bucket (getBucket) and see if the object exists.

The other option is trying to retrieve the first byte of an object, e.g.

try {
  $dummy = $s3->getObject($bucket, $objectPath, null, 0, 1)
  $fileExists = true;
} catch (Exception $e) {
  $fileExists = false;
}

This method isn't ideal and may outright fail if you have objects with certain storage types like Glacier.

I can definitely try to implement HeadObject.

[capsandiego]

As I don't plan to have thousands of files in a bucket folder at the same time, the Connector::getBucket() should do the job :)

By the way, I see defined('AKEEBAENGINE') or die(); inside the classes. Do I need to define the constant upfront of there is a better way to use the classes?

THANK YOU!