Same behavior i see when use the tool s3cli. This strange problem happens only in one S3 account and with one bucket in that account. If i set timeout to 30 seconds i can get empty body or something like ' If i set a request timeout to 100 seconds i almost always have full response. Data is received with some delays almost after every byte. It looks like i am getting < symbol, after a second ? and later x, m, l, and so on.

Depending on a timeout i am settings, it can receive different parts of a body. When a to a request similar to GET /?delimiter=%2F&marker=&max-keys=1000&prefix= to get contents or a 'root' folder of a bucket, i am getting success headers back, but a response body is delayed. Having trouble? Contact us and our team will be happy to help.I have got Amazon S3 bucket with some strange behavior. Note that if you are unable to find your FTP configuration, you can access it via cPanel.

Cyberduck will automatically open up the file and log you onto your account.

Double click on the file you just downloaded.

Download the FTP configuration or SFTP configuration and save it onto your desktop.

Enter the values obtained from cPanel and click on Connect.

Open up the FileZilla client and go to Files > Site Manager.

Note down the FTP settings listed under Manual Settings.

You can obtain FTP settings as described in Where can I find my FTP access details?.

Select saved configuration file to import the data. Next, right click the main window and click Import > Core FTP. As you do this, Core FTP will automatically log you into your FTP account.

Find the file, and double click on the file you downloaded.

Select your FTP or SFTP file as mentioned in Where can I find my FTP access details? and save it to your desktop.To find FTP access details, please refer : Where can I find my FTP access details? CoreFTP These include CoreFTP for Windows, and Cyberduck for Mac. You can use several different FTP applications that you can use.

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