var makeContainer = new (cloudfiles.Container)(cloudClient, {
name: tgtContainer,
cdnEnabled: true,
ttl: 31556926,
logRetention: false
});
cloudClient.createContainer(makeContainer, function (err, newContainer) {
});
if the container already exists, and contains files, the 'count' and 'bytes' property of the returned container are not properly populated. They always reads '0'. Also, logRetention remains true,
if the container already exists, and contains files, the 'count' and 'bytes' property of the returned container are not properly populated. They always reads '0'. Also, logRetention remains true,