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I worked all night trying to setup the object storage for Peertube and had some success but weird success...like at one point I made it partially work with Wasabi and B2, but for Wasabi only the videos labeled as private worked, and for B2 a few worked a few did not, plus it would not delete the videos from the object storage when I deleted them from Peertube...

Tricky...

I wish it was easier. I want to do this right and make sure it all works and it is reliable. May take some time. Or not...will see...

Anyone here that runs Peertube and stores the video with an object storage service? If so what's your setup and config?

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cyberboy666
cyberboy666
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On videos.scanlines.xyz we use Wasabi!

I documented the setup here github.com/cyberboy666/scanlin… although that was a while ago - recently migrated it tho so might be able to help u

videos.scanlines

a PeerTube instance for scanlines.xyz, DIY a/v
videos.scanlines.xyz
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Tio
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Thank you! I will give it a try in a bit. But how did you change the policy for each bucket? Are you using their command line tool? Do they have one?
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cyberboy666
cyberboy666
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i just set the bucket poilcy inside the web browser (not sure if they have commandline tool):

let me know if theres anything else i can help w

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Tio
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I will try. Thanks!

But why didn't you use the Peertube native object storage support docs.joinpeertube.org/maintain… ?

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cyberboy666
cyberboy666
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It didn't exist when we set that up. Only came w that in a recent update..
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Tio
Tio
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Interesting approach to mount these as drives basically and store the videos like that...
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Tio
Tio
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So Peertube is able to create the files inside the bucket already via the mount point with all of the permissions necessary? Also would it work to mount in a different folder but use a symlink to replace the peerutbe path?
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