While configuring your AWS S3, connection, you may encounter several issues. Understanding these common errors can help streamline the setup process and facilitate quick resolutions.
Access denied
- Signature Does Not Match
- General Access Denied
- Credential Errors
Error message:
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Access denied. Check your connection settings and permissions for the bucket.
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General Solution
Review and Correct Credentials:
- Ensure your AWS credentials are accurate and have the necessary permissions. Check for typos or outdated information and update if necessary.
Verify Signature Method:
- For signature mismatch issues, confirm that your request signing process adheres to AWS standards. Correct any errors in signature calculation.
Check Bucket Settings and Permissions:
- Make sure your S3 bucket's settings and IAM permissions are configured correctly. Ensure that the IAM role or user has appropriate access rights (e.g., S3 Read/Write).
Refer to the Setup Guide Documentation
Wrong input data
- Invalid AWS Access Key ID
- Wrong bucket region
- Wrong bucket name
Error messages:
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"Invalid AWS Access Key ID. Check your connection settings and permissions for the bucket."
"Wrong bucket region. Check your connection settings."
"The specified bucket=```{bucket}``` does not exist"
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General Solution
Verify AWS Access Key ID:
- Ensure that the AWS Access Key ID you are using is correct and active in your AWS account.
Check Bucket Region:
- Confirm that the bucket's region matches the region specified in your request. Adjust the region in your settings if necessary.
Validate Bucket Name:
- Double-check the name of the bucket you are trying to access. Make sure it exists and is spelled correctly in your request.
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If none of the provided solutions worked, feel free to raise a request via the
Service Desk
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