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Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up reading http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/WebsiteAccessPermissionsReqd.html a file from s3 bucket with laravel getting error up vote 0 down vote favorite Im trying to get file from s3 bucket using getObject $s3 = AWS::createClient('s3'); $file = $s3->getObject(array( 'Bucket' => 'hotel4cast', 'Key' => $path->path, 'SaveAs' => public_path() )); I'm getting below error Error executing "GetObject" on "https://s3.amazonaws.com/mybucket/filename.xlsx"; AWS HTTP error: Unable to open /var/www/html/laravel/public/ using mode r+: fopen(/var/www/html/laravel/public/): ailed to open http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35906595/reading-a-file-from-s3-bucket-with-laravel-getting-error stream: Is a directory if i take SaveAs out and dump $file i get object of data, body, stream all that stuff but not sure what to do with that. amazon-s3 laravel-5.2 share|improve this question edited Mar 10 at 7:49 Qazi 1,84311027 asked Mar 10 at 2:40 Vishal Desai 729 add a comment| 2 Answers 2 active oldest votes up vote 1 down vote I have figured out, there is bug in aws sdk, i was able to get file to save by storing path in var before calling getObject $r = fopen(public_path() . '/myfile.xlsx', 'wb'); $s3 = AWS::createClient('s3'); $file = $s3->getObject(array( 'Bucket' => 'bucketname', 'Key' => $path->path, 'SaveAs' => $r )); share|improve this answer answered Mar 10 at 6:09 Vishal Desai 729 add a comment| up vote 0 down vote can you tell me that what exactly these equals too ? So, I can guide you accordingly. $path->path = ??? public_path() = ??? Edited your method params should be like this, you just passing the saveAs path but attaching the key name, So, add the keyname with saveAs path, it will be downloaded. $s3 = AWS::createClient('s3'); $file = $s3->getObject(a
be clunky, it has a ton of functionality for interacting with the various AWS serivces. So when I needed to give one of my coworkers at 4ormat access to one of our S3 buckets, I immediately investigated the laziest option: figuring out how they could login to the S3 http://mikeferrier.com/2011/10/27/granting-access-to-a-single-s3-bucket-using-amazon-iam console and use that to manage the bucket. The S3 console is pretty great. Uploading, downloading, creating folders, managing permissions, even copying and pasting buckets between files is a snap. If I could figure this out, I would save myself all the work of setting up S3Fox or even worse, writing an interface from scratch. After some trial and error, success! I’ve written a quick guideline on how to do this below. 1. Login to the IAM AWS console Login here as the owner of the AWS account. 403 forbidden Click the IAM tab. 2. Create an account alias This step is optional, but it gives you a nice login URL for your users. Add an account alias in the AWS Account Alias section of the IAM console. Then, your login URL will be youralias.signin.aws.amazon.com. If you don’t do this, your login page URL will be a bunch of random numbers. 3. Create a new group or a new user With IAM you can create a group that has certain permissions, and then assign users to that fault bucket error group. Or, you can just create users piecemeal, but then you can’t reuse permissions. If you want a group, create it first. Then create a user and assign it to that group. 4. Set a password for the new user Click the new user you’ve created and then click the Security Credentials tab. On that page, you can click Manage Password to add a password for your user. Without a password, the user won’t be able to login to the AWS console. Make sure your user knows to use the login page from step #2 in order to login — they can’t use the regular AWS login page. You’ll notice your user also has a AWS access key created: API clients using this key will have the same permissions as the user would in the AWS console. 5. Add permissions for your user Permissions are added either on the group the user is in, or if you decided not to create a group, the user account itself. Click the user or group, then click the Permissions tab. Here you can see which permissions policies are currently attached to the group or user. Click the Attach Policy button. You’ll get a pop-up where you can Manage User Permissions. Here you can select a prerolled policy, use the Policy Generator, or just paste in a custom policy. There are two permissions that need to be added in order for your user to be able to login, see the bucket list in the S3 console, and manage the one bucket you’ve assigned. To m