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Is there an easy way to set an expiration timeout for files to be deleted?
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Hello there @didiermalenfant
I’ve had the same setup as it was needed for a project. I was using s3cmd to manage the storage and as such, I created a script to do this for me and the script was executed on a corn job every day.
I can’t seem to find the exact script but this link provides a similar solution using s3cmd
https://gist.github.com/JProffitt71/9044744
I hope that this helps!
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