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I am interested in using cloudberry to make backup to my cloud. I have setup a openstack cluster that use swift storage on ceph. Now I wish to have to office computers making backup to it and it looks like cloud berry would be up for the task. But I can’t get it to connect. Do anyone has any experience with this setup. I would like some pointers. I have tested the normal settings we use for s3ql as we use on the servers for connection via swift. I think it’s how I should construct the endpoint url that is my problem:
If I use https://cephserver/ I get "Openstack Auth V1, don’t use init AuthToken or RequestEndpoint, please check config.
If I use https://cephserver/auth/v1.0 I get “Error on exec command”
https://cephserver/swift/v1 I get “No content”

I don’t have any more suggestions to try for different urls. In s3ql we use the first “https://cephserver/”

Anyone know what “Endpoint” I shall use?

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[reply=“Johlra;d460”] The endpoint looks unusual.
Make sure you’re doing everything according to this guide: http://docs.ceph.com/docs/master/radosgw/swift/auth/
Endpoint should look like https://swift.radosgwhost.com

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I didn’t solve it, but after a switch to s3 (ceph can use both) I did get it to work.

When I do use a end point “like https://swift.radosgwhost.com” I do get “Openstack Auth V1, don’t use init AuthToken or RequestEndpoint, please check config.”

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[reply=“Johlra;1676”] Hm, that is quite interesting, but I actually heard that ceph works much better in S3-like mode and most of our clients use it that way.

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okey, we have only used it in swift mode so far, but I don’t have a reason to use it in one or the other mode (until now)