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Common multipart uploads fail with an error like: ERROR "cp **** s3://****": MultipartUpload: upload multipart failed upload id: dBmwIX7UhK9IotwKi1j1bM.sInQ7jUngrmjZ3GlmNz1GfLmYZ_4b94ReAgZ4OOMm0wQUfm2DQshNxlCyTBFuzlOfMWKnMLIhEYVB7p5iw39vMcNJn375vBDhWH069xCaa24d8SyktuEyNR5jIt.EOGp9fiucRRtXZ9l80.UnARw- caused by: SignatureDoesNotMatch: The request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided. Check your key and signing method. status code: 403, request id: H871REM5J5C1BNN0, host id: FE1FVxCXCymin8yLl1DfjNAyx/yWqS9MwSQ0b7Tcum5xEeoMo/nbpZOjqgEtdnsx2XrDFqrR6/0=
Typically re-uploading the failed object succeeds. It may be good to add retries for this type of error (even though it is a typically non-retry auth error)
I should add this was observed uploading to an s3 bucket with transfer acceleration enabled using a command like this: s5cmd --endpoint-url https://****.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com --numworkers 512 cp --destination-region eu-central-1 --concurrency 512 **** s3://*****
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Occasional mutipart signature auth error can cause multipart uploads to fail
Common mutipart signature auth error can cause multipart uploads to fail
Jan 31, 2024
Common multipart uploads fail with an error like:
ERROR "cp **** s3://****": MultipartUpload: upload multipart failed upload id: dBmwIX7UhK9IotwKi1j1bM.sInQ7jUngrmjZ3GlmNz1GfLmYZ_4b94ReAgZ4OOMm0wQUfm2DQshNxlCyTBFuzlOfMWKnMLIhEYVB7p5iw39vMcNJn375vBDhWH069xCaa24d8SyktuEyNR5jIt.EOGp9fiucRRtXZ9l80.UnARw- caused by: SignatureDoesNotMatch: The request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided. Check your key and signing method. status code: 403, request id: H871REM5J5C1BNN0, host id: FE1FVxCXCymin8yLl1DfjNAyx/yWqS9MwSQ0b7Tcum5xEeoMo/nbpZOjqgEtdnsx2XrDFqrR6/0=
Typically re-uploading the failed object succeeds. It may be good to add retries for this type of error (even though it is a typically non-retry auth error)
I should add this was observed uploading to an s3 bucket with transfer acceleration enabled using a command like this:
s5cmd --endpoint-url https://****.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com --numworkers 512 cp --destination-region eu-central-1 --concurrency 512 **** s3://*****
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: