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# Installation Guide

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Prerequisites

Setup Steps

wget https://s3.amazonaws.com/mountpoint-s3-release/latest/x86_64/mount-s3.rpm

Download the latest RPM package.

sudo yum install -y ./mount-s3.rpm

Install the downloaded package.

mount-s3 amzn-s3-demo-bucket /path/to/mount

Mount the Amazon S3 bucket to a local directory.

Key Commands

cargo build --release

Build the source code in release mode.

cargo test

Run the project tests.

mount-s3 amzn-s3-demo-bucket /path/to/mount

Mount an S3 bucket as a file system.

umount /path/to/mount

Unmount the mounted S3 bucket.

Valid AWS credentials (IAM role or environment variables) must be configured.

# Use via CDN

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Command Glossary

Commands referenced in this DOCs, explained below.

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umount

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Unlink a filesystem from its mount point, making it no longer accessible.
A filesystem cannot be unmounted when it is busy.

umount {{path/to/device_file}}

Unmount a filesystem, by passing the path to the source it is mounted from:

sudo umount {{path/to/device_file}}

Unmount a filesystem, by passing the path to the source it is mounted from:

umount {{path/to/mounted_directory}}

Unmount a filesystem, by passing the path to the target where it is mounted:

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vim

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Vim (Vi IMproved), a command-line text editor, provides several modes for different kinds of text manipulation.
Pressing `<i>` in normal mode enters insert mode. Pressing `<Esc>` goes back to normal mode, which enables the use of Vim commands.
See also: `vimdiff`, `vimtutor`, `nvim`, `gvim`.

vim {{path/to/file}}

Open a file:

vim +{{line_number}} {{path/to/file}}

Open a file at a specified line number:

<:>help<Enter>

View Vim's help manual:

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apt-get

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Debian and Ubuntu package management utility.
Search for packages using `apt-cache`.
It is recommended to use `apt` when used interactively in Ubuntu versions 16.04 and later.

sudo apt-get update

Update the list of available packages and versions (it's recommended to run this before other `apt-get` commands):

sudo apt-get install {{package}}

Install a package, or update it to the latest available version:

sudo apt-get remove {{package}}

Remove a package:

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dnf install

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Install packages on Red Hat-based distributions.

sudo dnf {{[in|install]}} {{package1 package2 ...}}

Install packages by name:

sudo dnf {{[in|install]}} {{path/to/file}}

Install a package from a local file:

sudo dnf {{[in|install]}} {{https://example.com/package.rpm}}

Install a package from the internet:

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x86_64

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This command is an alias of `setarch x86_64`.

tldr setarch

View documentation for the original command:

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yum

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This command is an alias of `dnf` on modern distros.
For older distros (e.g. CentOS 7), `yum` is a distinct program from `dnf`. Some subcommands and options may be different.

tldr dnf

View documentation for the original command:

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