[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #10792: difficulty uploading to a different region in Duck CLI
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#10792: difficulty uploading to a different region in Duck CLI
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Reporter: MarkBlaise | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: high | Milestone:
Component: cli | Version: 7.0.1
Severity: normal | Keywords:
Architecture: Intel | Platform: Windows 8.1
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Duck CLI version: Cyberduck 7.0.2 (30998). Registered to Mark Bax
I've been using Duck CLI for about 8 months to upload data to Wasabi on
region us-east-1. These commands have worked fine:
for a listing:
{{{
duck -l wasabisys://T5ZHIOV9VGMNBAKU1HQ4@Blaise-Backup/Magni/Diff/
}}}
to upload a file:
{{{
duck -P --existing resume --parallel 32 --upload
wasabisys://T5ZHIOV9VGMNBAKU1HQ4@Blaise-Backup/Magni/Diff/ <local file>
}}}
I now need to upload files to the same wasabi account, but to the us-
west-1 region. This command works to get a listing:
{{{
duck --region us-west-1 -l wasabisys://T5ZHIOV9VGMNBAKU1HQ4@blaise-
backup-west/Magni/Diff/
}}}
but this upload command fails
{{{
duck -P --existing resume --parallel 32 --region us-west-1 --upload
wasabisys://T5ZHIOV9VGMNBAKU1HQ4@blaise-backup-west/Magni/Diff/ <local
file>
}}}
The error message I get is:
{{{
Transfer incomplete. <local file>…
Upload <local file> failed. The bucket you are attempting to access must
be addressed using the specified endpoint. Please send all future requests
to this endpoint. Please contact your web hosting service provider for
assistance.
}}}
what am I missing?
FYI, I tried using the --profile parameter, but I can't seem to get that
to work either ...
Also, I have gotten the Cyberduck GUI to properly access both regions.
Thanks
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.cyberduck.io/ticket/10792>
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