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Mutipart upload from InputStream (without supplying content-length) uses putObject().

C'mon AWS, get it done. The ability to upload from a stream of unknown length is especially useful, especially if you're trying to, for example, (a) stream the result of...

Mutipart upload from InputStream (without supplying content-length) uses putObject().

@dkamakin -- it can be emulated. Start with your InputStream. Initiate a multi-part upload, and set the part-size. Then, take blocks of your input stream to match the part-size, then...

Mutipart upload from InputStream (without supplying content-length) uses putObject().

@alexmojaki -- dunno. The simplest form of a a stream manager would just take: bucket, key, InputStream -- and nothing else, except maybe a buffer specification.

Exceptions on S3 POST (action = CreateMultipartUpload)

Oops, realized this is the same as the prior bug issue.

Exceptions on S3 POST (action = CreateMultipartUpload)

Apologies, I should just create a PR. There is a second, related, problem. A quick explanation: I am building a simple AWS action proxy between SQL Server and S3. SQL...