@@ -269,16 +269,15 @@ name of a top-level attribute in the configuration file, `path` is a
269269remote path, and both are separated by a colon (e.g. ` my-remote:/a/b/c ` ).
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271271{% hint 'info' %}
272- Some cloud vendors require rclone configuration parameters, which are
273- very specific. It is helpful to download a standalone version of
274- rclone and try to up and download files to verify that one has a working
275- configuration for the cloud storage in question. The exhaustive
276- documentation parameters of for example ` S3 ` are found
277- [ here] ( https://rclone.org/s3/ ) . Every parameter can be executed as an
278- option to the program invocation, say ` --s3-upload-cutoff=0 ` , as an
279- environment variable ` export RCLONE_S3_UPLOAD_CUTOFF=0 ` or most importantly for
280- use with ArangoDB as a key value pair for the JSON files below, `{...,
281- upload_cutoff: 0, ...}`.
272+ Some cloud vendors require rclone configuration parameters, which are very
273+ specific. It is helpful to download a standalone version of rclone and try to
274+ upload and download files to verify that one has a working configuration for
275+ the cloud storage in question. The exhaustive documentation parameters of ` S3 `
276+ for example are found at [ rclone.org/s3/] ( https://rclone.org/s3/ ) {: target ="_ blank"}.
277+ Every parameter can be executed as an option to the program invocation, say
278+ ` --s3-upload-cutoff=0 ` , as an environment variable like
279+ ` export RCLONE_S3_UPLOAD_CUTOFF=0 ` , or most importantly, for use with ArangoDB,
280+ as a key value pair for the JSON files below, ` { ..., "upload_cutoff": 0, ... } ` .
282281{% endhint %}
283282
284283### S3
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