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TipThe original filename of the uploaded object is always preserved in the metadata. Under the Metadata section, select more and locate the Castor-System-Name field. |
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Versioned objects — Renaming a versioned object marks the existing object as deleted (which ends one chain of historical versions) and creates a new object using the new name (which begins a new chain of historical versions). A reminder of the impact of versioning displays when attempting to rename a versioned object:
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Editing Metadata
The Content UI allows addition and editing of custom object metadata directly in the UI, unless the object is immutable (see Understanding Unnamed Objects). While applications can also add and change object metadata, this interface allows correction and extension of metadata for a given object from the convenience of a browser. If an editable metadata field (such as x-acme-meta-color) exists for the object, it appears in the object's detail view, and you can change its the value (red to blue) can be changed or remove it removed entirely. (v5.4.0)
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VersioningMetadata for the current version of the object is edited if versioning is enabled for the object's domain or bucket. One new version is created if several changes are made to the metadata and saved. Another version is created, with both sets of metadata if another metadata change is made and saved. |
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The Content UI only exposes metadata that has been created by your the organization or is otherwise appropriate for you to change.
Fields that are system-controlled or generated by the request are not editable. The ETag (entity tag) is a 128-bit number used to uniquely identify the object on the Internet, and it must not be altered by hand.
Custom metadata names are protected from overwriting. You can update Update the Value of an existing header, but if you update the Name is updated, a new header is appended to the object and the original entry is preserved. To replace an existing header, create a new one with the correct name and value and delete the old one.
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Viewing and Deleting Versions
Although you metadata cannot edit metadata be edited on historical versions (because they must not be altered in any way), you have the ability to delete them is available. The Content UI supports precise deletions of one or all of the historical versions of a given versioned object. (v5.4.0)
Viewing — To view and access the object's version history, click Click on the drop-down arrow in the Version list . When you select a prior version of the object, the to view and access the object's version history. The preview image above updates for that versionan object version updates when a prior version of an object is selected. Click on the thumbnail to open the historical version in another tab. You can download Download it from there , if needed.
Deleting — When you select a Delete button for a versioned object, you are prompted A prompt appears to verify which kind of delete to perform when Delete is selected for a versioned object:
Delete the object, which writes a delete marker as the new current version. Deleted objects can be restored, if needed.
Delete the current version, which removes the selected version from the version history. The deleted version cannot be restored.
Delete all versions, which removes the current version and the entire version history. These deletions cannot be restored.
