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When creating an Amazon S3 container, there is a GET request in the s3.inc to check for amazon permissions. The GET request does not include the bucket, and it fails to check bucket permissions, thus failing the container creation.
Patch attached
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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bucket_name_to_GET.patch | 502 bytes | maciekrb | |
Comments
Comment #1
pmaguniaI got it to work without the patch. I don't know if other users are experiencing the same.
I did have 1.4 installed previously, but then ran update.php when I upgraded.
I was having trouble with the namespace- it can't contain caps or underscores.
Comment #2
maciekrb CreditAttribution: maciekrb commentedThis was just a stupid mistake on my end. Actually it is expected to not include the bucket name as the request is intended to list all existent buckets. My problem was a wrong policy. Here is the policy that makes the thing work without problems: