[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #9611: S3 Listing directory failure on folder within bucket

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Wed Jun 29 00:12:35 UTC 2016


#9611: S3 Listing directory failure on folder within bucket
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    Reporter:  katdev  |      Owner:
        Type:  defect  |     Status:  new
    Priority:  normal  |  Milestone:
   Component:  core    |    Version:  5.0
    Severity:  normal  |   Keywords:
Architecture:  Intel   |   Platform:  Mac OS X 10.11
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 I have tried repeatedly to upload about 2100 files to a particular folder
 within a bucket, both all at once and in smaller chunks. At some point
 (which seems to vary), the upload fails, and when I try to list the
 current contents of the folder, I get the dreaded error: "Listing
 directory xxxx failed. The request signature we calculated does not match
 the signature you provided. Check your key and signing method. Please
 contact your web hosting service provider for assistance." Note that this
 problem occurs on a folder within a bucket -- I can log in and see the
 contents of the bucket OK and can list other folder contents without a
 problem, so the issue is not my credentials. I can log in via the web
 interface or AWS cli (same credentials) and list the folder contents
 without a problem. I've had the issue on a few folders, while others have
 uploaded OK. The files in the folder have some "~" characters in them, but
 these don't seem to cause issues in the other folders. No equals or @
 signs in the filenames, as reported in previous tickets with the same
 error. I have not run into this problem until yesterday (6/28/16), and
 tried with the latest snapshot build as well as the current release. Any
 help would be much appreciated!

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.cyberduck.io/ticket/9611>
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