In this sample, none of the users can create or delete buckets, upload new files or delete existing files from Amazon S3 due to security reasons. Please download the free trial version and test it on your machine.

You can manage your editor content in Amazon S3 in three easy steps:

1) Set up an account for Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3).
2) Add the configuration settings from AmazonS3Config.xml to your Web.config file and
    change the settings with your own Amazon access key id and secret access key.
3) Set the EnableAmazonS3 property of your UltimateEditor control to True.

You can specify whether the user is allowed to create and delete buckets using the following properties:

UltimateEditor Property	Description
EnableAmazonS3CreateBucket	Whether the user is allowed to create buckets in Amazon S3.
EnableAmazonS3DeleteBucket	Whether the user is allowed to delete buckets in Amazon S3.

You can specify the subdirectory list that the user is allowed access under
~/UltimateEditorInclude/UserFiles directory:

UltimateEditor Property	Description
CreateFolderAmazonS3SubDirs	The subdirectory list that the user is allowed to create new folder under Amazon S3.
DeleteAmazonS3SubDirs	The subdirectory list that the user is allowed to delete folder and file under Amazon S3.
UploadAmazonS3SubDirs	The subdirectory list that the user is allowed to upload files under Amazon S3.
ViewAmazonS3SubDirs	The subdirectory list that the user is allowed to view under Amazon S3.

The following rules apply for the above properties:

• Multiple bucket and subdirectory names can be specified using | as a separator. For example, the value of
  "Bucket1|Bucket2/Users/John" indicates that the user is allowed access in all subdirectories and files in Bucket1
  and only Users/John directory and its subdirectories in Bucket2.
• The value of "*" indicates that the user is allowed access in all buckets and their subdirectories.
• The value of "" indicates that the user is not allowed access.