mysql,plone,plone-4.x,blobstorage,relstorage
The solution was to use zodbconvert again. Correctly configured it can convert from one storage to another, for example from Blobstorage to Relstorage. In my case the configuration looks like that: <filestorage source> path /home/user/Plone433-dev/zeocluster/var/filestorage/Data20141230.fs blob-dir /home/user/Plone433-dev/zeocluster/var/blobstorage </filestorage> <relstorage destination> shared-blob-dir false # ZODB Cache Dir blob-dir ./var/cacheblob blob-cache-size 10mb...
google-app-engine,authentication,google-cloud-storage,acl,blobstorage
If a small number of users have access to all the files in the bucket, then solution #1 would be sufficient, as managing the ACL would not be too much of a pain. However, if you have many different users who each require different access to the different files in...
java,google-app-engine,google-cloud-storage,blobstorage
Blobstore vs. Cloud Storage is an ongoing debate. check out these resources: Google Blobstore versus Google cloud storage If you're storing an image Blob in App Engine, should you put it in the Blobstore or Google Cloud Storage? Comparing Blobstore and Google Cloud Storage...
pyramid,zope,zodb,file-storage,blobstorage
The file is part of a past ZODB revision. You'll need to pack your ZODB database to remove historical revisions. How far back you pack your database is up to you. Once you have removed old revisions you can no longer roll back the database to those states anymore. How...
Since Last Modified Date is a system defined property, you can't really preserve it. Any time a blob is updated, this value will change. One thing you could do is keep the original date/time when the blob was created as blob metadata entry if you're interested in finding out when...
azure,vpn,azureservicebus,blobstorage
Yes, without know what kind of VPN you want/ what your networking set up is, I would suggest this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/dn133795.aspx Just put a machine on the azure network and send whatever bus data you want. You could even set up a proxy machine through that VPN if you are worried...
Looks like you did not apply proper measures to escape/mask the data you are inserting into the query. Binary data that you read from a file is very likely to contain byte sequences that map to characters that have meaning in the SQL syntax, like for example a single quote...