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Since minus.com has exposed their API's to access their service. is there plans for Gladinet Desktop to support http://www.minus.com ?? info: http://minus.com/pages/api
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As stated on their website:
What is the technology behind Minus?
Minus uses the latest Cloud computing technologies. We're fully deployed on Amazon's EC2 and S3 Cloud storage.
Since Gladinet Client already supports this framework, should be a pretty simple implementation? yeah? i hope :)
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They are deployed on EC2 and S3 storage. However, it doesn't necessary mean they support S3 interface.
If they do support S3 interface, you can mount it as Amazon S3 Compatible Storage in Gladinet.
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it successfully connects when i do that, but the files and folders never come up and display in the gladinet drive.
i'm not much of a developer, but if their api's have read/write capabilities, wouldnt it just be a matter of coding in posts/requests in the gladinet client?
hopefully there is a solution you can figure out and support it in the future, that would be really cool...
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Do you mind to tell us how you mount it as S3 Compatible storage? What's the access point you use? How do you get the keys from minus.com?
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Hi Eq, I was wondering if you got any luck on this?
CISCO 3640 
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