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Trying to add an S3 Compatible repo on Wasabi
I am current running a NFR version of B&R 11 and not sure if I can raise a support request or not with that licence...
Anyway, I am trying to add a Repo in Wasabi in EU-Central-1
I am constantly getting an error saying
"Failed to load S3 configuration: Invalid credentials for Amazon S3 Compatible endpoint. See logs for details."
The same creds work fine on Wasabi explorer (copied and pasted from the same txt file) and also I tried another set of creds that work perfectly fine for another backup solution.
I tried this link :
https://www.veeam.com/kb3215
That only mentions hotfixes for v10, but I did try the reg entry and rebooted, but stil lthe same.
Any idea's?
Anyway, I am trying to add a Repo in Wasabi in EU-Central-1
I am constantly getting an error saying
"Failed to load S3 configuration: Invalid credentials for Amazon S3 Compatible endpoint. See logs for details."
The same creds work fine on Wasabi explorer (copied and pasted from the same txt file) and also I tried another set of creds that work perfectly fine for another backup solution.
I tried this link :
https://www.veeam.com/kb3215
That only mentions hotfixes for v10, but I did try the reg entry and rebooted, but stil lthe same.
Any idea's?
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Re: Trying to add an S3 Compatible repo on Wasabi
Are you using the Access Key and Secret Access Key that you generated via the Access Keys option from the Wasabi console?
Steve Firmes | Senior Solutions Architect, Product Management - Alliances @ Veeam Software
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Re: Trying to add an S3 Compatible repo on Wasabi
Yes I am and they work fine as they have been tested for access.
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Re: Trying to add an S3 Compatible repo on Wasabi
Hi Phil, you can open a case with the NFR license but support will be provided on a best-effort basis.
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Re: Trying to add an S3 Compatible repo on Wasabi
OK, Thanks Foggy
I just tried the root key and that works fine, so it's something that the lower level access key doesn't like.... I'll keep on it.
I just tried the root key and that works fine, so it's something that the lower level access key doesn't like.... I'll keep on it.
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Re: Trying to add an S3 Compatible repo on Wasabi
Right, for anyone else with this issue.
I needed to add this to the policy for that access account. This seems to allow to read at the top level. Then I could choose the bucket it has write access to and the Repo setup after that.
Strange that the other backup product didn't need that to work. Still... At least it works now. Onto the next bit
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "s3:ListAllMyBuckets",
"Resource": [
"arn:aws:s3:::*"
]
}
I needed to add this to the policy for that access account. This seems to allow to read at the top level. Then I could choose the bucket it has write access to and the Repo setup after that.
Strange that the other backup product didn't need that to work. Still... At least it works now. Onto the next bit
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Action": "s3:ListAllMyBuckets",
"Resource": [
"arn:aws:s3:::*"
]
}
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