thanks. while not ideal it kind of works. it gives me a 113 rows of data with buckets and usage values. if i sum up the values by bucket it allows me to calculate a percent usage basically. i can then take that % and apply the total bill to get bucket expense.

however, ideally, i would get on the bill broken down by bucket so accounting could just cut/paste the info and apply to each customer

thanks

I got it.. windows 10 tries to force you to use photo viewer to open up jpg files
i wanted to double click on files in Cloudberry Explorer and have them open up so I can edit. Windows 10 was default but would not allow you save back to S3
thanks

Julia,

again I am sorry for the confusion and appreciate your helping.

to clarify. my email is my aws UserID. I an log into the AWS console and get to the dashboard.

I am the one that created it and the only user. in Cloudberry i entered in the keys to access. i am thinking based on what you said that is wrong?

I believe I have done this already. I can browse my buckets and add/delete files. just if i go to IAM manager in Cloudberry i get the error and cannot add users

I have cloudberry explorer sorry

I have several buckets. I have different websites that i am going to store data in based on website as to which bucket it goes.
I am currently using keypair for master user, ME,
I would like to have different keypair for the different buckets
plus prefer that the websites using s3 SDK only have read/write permissions

again thanks.

i have dealt with windows server permissions but this is crazy new

here u go
thanks

Julia,
thanks for responding helping

I created users in IAM and got keypair. so when I go to the bucket to give this new userID i created in IAM permissions, it says invalid id

if I want/prefer to have a separate set of keys that can use that have read only permission how do I go about that? I created user/iam but can't assign that userid to anything in ACL

I am using PHP to upload/download files. do I need to create separate users for this?

that would be me... so it is the blind leading the blind at the moment
thanks

Unfortunately I have no idea but I am guessing not the proper policy.
What confuses me is that access currently is using key and secret key pair.