As you may note it has the same format as the credentials file except the profile sections.
Profile sections must have the format of [profile profile-name], except for the default profile.
The following variables are supported in both AWS Credentials File and AWS Config File:
aws_access_key_id – AWS access key.
aws_secret_access_key – AWS secret key.
aws_session_token – AWS session token. A session token is only required if you are using temporary security credentials.
To load Access Keys from AWS Config or Crendential file
1. Start S3 Browser and click Accounts -> Add New Account.
Click Accounts -> Add New Account
Add New Account dialog will open:
Add New Account dialog.
2. Select Amazon S3 (Credentials from AWS Config or Crendential file) as account type.
3. Specify AWS Config or Crendential file. If you leave this field empty,
S3 Browser will attempt to load it from the %AWS_CONFIG_FILE% environment variable.
4. Specify Profile name. If you leave this field empty, S3 Browser will attempt
to load it from the %AWS_PROFILE% environment variable and use the default profile
if it is empty.
5. Enable SSL/TLS option if you would like to work via encrypted SSL/TLS channel.
6. Click Add new account
You can now choose the newly added account from the accounts menu:
Click Accounts -> Account Name to switch between accounts.
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