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As dig around on KNOX Github , It is existing bug on KNOX . KNOW didn't handle the 307 redirect in their code. I haven't spent any time to read the bug report pages.
For those who interested: Automattic/knox#66
Expected behavior
Keystone can upload files to any S3 region server.
Actual behavior
Keystone admin UI throws an error with [Error: Amazon returned Http Code: 307].
Steps to reproduce the behavior
It only supports S3 bucket setup to US standard region. Recreate the bucket and point to US standard region. Problem solved.
Bucket name shouldn't contain "DOT", otherwise, admin UI will throw 301 error code.
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@justinwen You can actually set the region config option for S3, which allows you to point at other locations, for example Ireland; either set S3_REGION=eu-west-1 in your .env file, or add the following to keystone.js.
However, you'll get an error when trying to use a region which only supports Signature Version 4, at least until this knox issue is fixed: Automattic/knox#254
As dig around on KNOX Github , It is existing bug on KNOX . KNOW didn't handle the 307 redirect in their code. I haven't spent any time to read the bug report pages.
For those who interested:
Automattic/knox#66
Expected behavior
Keystone can upload files to any S3 region server.
Actual behavior
Keystone admin UI throws an error with [Error: Amazon returned Http Code: 307].
Steps to reproduce the behavior
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: