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Powershell Select-CloudFolder generated incorrect URL
  • Rainer Gottschall
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    I am using a S3 compatible storage with my provider and using the GUI I have no issue accessing the service.
    When I try to use the powershell and use Select-CloudFolder -Path "nasbackup" it tries to access https://nasbackup.s3provider.net which fails because the DNS name does not exist - it should access https://s3provider.net/nasbackup (as the GUI does) - this even happens when I say Set-CloudOption -PathStyle path
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  • David Gugick
    118
    ↪Rainer Gottschall
    Can you post the call to Select-CloudFolder with values for any variables if you are using them? Please replace any revealing bucket/path names with temporary names if needed). Thanks.
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  • Rainer Gottschall
    0 
    $s3=Get-CloudS3Connection -Key "xxxxxxxxxxxxx" -Secret "yyyyyyy" -EndPoint "cloudstore.test.net:8082"

Set-CloudOption -PathStyle path

$s3|Select-CloudFolder -Path "nasbackup"

    Select-CloudFolder : The remote name could not be resolved: 'nasbackup.cloudstore.test.net'
At line:1 char:5
+ $s3|Select-CloudFolder -Path "nasbackup"
+     ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : NotSpecified: (:) [Select-CloudFolder], LightWebException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CloudBerryLab.Base.HttpUtil.Light.LightWebException,CloudBerryLab.Explorer.PSSnapIn.Comm
   ands.SelectCloudFolder
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  • James E
    2
    ↪Rainer Gottschall

    Seems like you need to add ' -SignatureVersion 2' to your Get-CloudS3Connection string as per our PowerShell snap-in guide on our site because you use S3-Compatible storage service.
    James E Options
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