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Development AWS 2 Verified Solutions 7 Comments 1,684 Views Last Modified: 2014-11-12 Trying to upload homebrewed AMI to S3 but getting this error # ec2-upload-bundle -b linuxami -m /tmp/debian5-ami.manifest.xml -a $ACCESS_KEY -s $SECRET_KEY ERROR: Error talking to S3: Server.AccessDenied(403): Only the bucket owner can access this property Select all Open in new window 0 Question by:Raleigh Facebook Twitter LinkedIn aws access denied s3 Google LVL 32 Active today Best Solution byshalomc I understand your frustration, but bundling requires understanding of S3 bucket usage. It seems that you were not completely prepared... Just knowing how to fire up a web service is not enough in this Go to Solution 7 Comments LVL 96 Overall: Level 96 Web Development 10 Miscellaneous 1 Message Expert Comment by:Bob Learned2009-03-06 I don't quite understand your context. My first guess is that you don't have the access correct. Do you have any problems with other operations? 0 Message Author Comment by:Raleigh2009-03-07 The problem was on the bucket name, it has no clear explanation what is a bucket name nor is it a given name or the one I used when I uploaded the AMI. Why Amazon didn't published any books nor reference about their own services?! 0 LVL 96 Overall: Level 96 Web Development 10 Miscellaneous 1 Message Expert Comment by:Bob Learned2009-03-07 There are some resources that I have used in the past that explained how to reference and use web seupgrade PrintExport XMLExport Word Add Gliffy DiagramAttach Lucidchart DiagramDetails Type: Bug Status: Closed (View workflow)
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Priority: Critical Resolution: Fixed Affects Version/s: 4.0.0 FixAmazon S3 Access Denied
Version/s: 4.0.0 Component/s: OSG Labels: None General Planning Benefit: High SLA: Not Applicable cloudfront s3 access denied Rank: 0|i02oi7: Description After upgrading from 3.4.2 to 4.0 I was unable to install imaging-worker image until I got new https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24200428/Problem-uploading-AMI-to-S3.html creds. Before downloading new creds Installing default Imaging Service tarball. Found tarball /usr/share/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image-1.0.0-164.140506git7b0f33e.tgz Decompressing tarball: /usr/share/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image-1.0.0-164.140506git7b0f33e.tgz Bundling and uploading image to bucket: imaging-worker-v1 Error: Unable to install imaging worker due to: euca-bundle-and-upload-image: error (403): Forbidden After getting new creds and sourcing the https://eucalyptus.atlassian.net/browse/EUCA-9319 new eucarc the install completed. [root@e-12 ~]# euca-get-credentials admincreds.zip [root@e-12 ~]# unzip admincreds.zip Archive: admincreds.zip To setup the environment run: source /path/to/eucarc replace eucarc? [y]es, [n]o, [A]ll, [N]one, [r]ename: A inflating: eucarc inflating: iamrc inflating: cloud-cert.pem inflating: jssecacerts inflating: euca2-admin-9aaec3e3-pk.pem inflating: euca2-admin-9aaec3e3-cert.pem [root@e-12 ~]# source eucarc [root@e-12 ~]# euca-install-imaging-worker --install-default Installing default Imaging Service tarball. Found tarball /usr/share/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image-1.0.0-164.140506git7b0f33e.tgz Decompressing tarball: /usr/share/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image-1.0.0-164.140506git7b0f33e.tgz Bundling and uploading image to bucket: imaging-worker-v1 Registering image manifest: imaging-worker-v1/eucalyptus-imaging-worker-image.img.manifest.xml Registered image: emi-2094D813 PROPERTY imaging.imaging_worker_emi emi-2094D813 was NULL Imaging Service Support is Enabled Gliffy Diagrams Loading add-on Gliffy Diagrams for JIRA Cloud. Add-on Gliffy Diagrams for JIRA Cloud is not responding. Wait or cancel? Add-on Gliffy Diagrams for JIRA Cloud failed to load. Lucidchart Diagrams Loading add-on Lucidchart Diagrams. Add-on Lucidchart DiagramsMessages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hi Tony, Glad it worked for your image. You might http://lists.alcf.anl.gov/pipermail/magellan/2010-September/000191.html follow the instructions in http://wiki.magellancloud.org/index.php/Building_a_VM_Image_(VMI) for bundle, upload, and register images. -Anping From: Anthony Tiradani
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