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Hi,


I followed this guide but despite following the steps and doing them over 3 times, I am getting this error:

There appears to be a problem with your Amazon (dkrbucket3) file storage settings which can cause problems with uploads.
After attempting to upload a file to the directory, the URL to the file is returning a HTTP 400 error. Update your settings and then check and see if the problem has been resolved

 

Anyone have any ideas?

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Could I please confirm this is the standard Amazon storage method, and not an alternative?

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  On 12/20/2021 at 10:51 AM, Marc Stridgen said:

Could I please confirm this is the standard Amazon storage method, and not an alternative?

Correct. Although I have to say I've also tried Wasabi and I am getting a "failed to connect" error. I thought it could be some firewall issue so I disabled CSF but it's still not working.

If it's a failed to connect issue, you need to contact your hosting company on this, as there is something blocking it somewhere

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  On 12/20/2021 at 3:49 PM, Marc Stridgen said:

If it's a failed to connect issue, you need to contact your hosting company on this, as there is something blocking it somewhere

Amazon was HTTP Error 400, not failed to connect.. 😕

  On 12/20/2021 at 4:37 PM, H5K said:

Amazon was HTTP Error 400, not failed to connect.. 😕

To confirm, you are able to reach your bucket from your server?

I would recommend confirming that and that all your settings are indeed correct. Something seems wrong here or is getting stripped from the request to produced this result. 

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It ended up working. I am not sure what changed, if anything.

Glad you managed to get it working there 🙂 

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I had the same problem and lost quite some time debugging this. So the fix is here if someone else would be looking for it.

 

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