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We use radosgw with LDAP: https://docs.ceph.com/en/octopus/radosgw/ldap-auth/
radosgw
A secret_key is not required and can be left empty. However, s3cmd does not support that. --secret_key must be set to an arbitrary non-empty string.
secret_key
s3cmd
--secret_key
Note that I don't want to use a config file for easier portability of the command.
s3cmd ls --access_key=<base64-encoded token> --host=s3.example.com s3cmd ls --access_key=<base64-encoded token> --secret_key= --host=s3.example.com s3cmd ls --access_key=<base64-encoded token> --secret_key="" --host=s3.example.com
ERROR: /home/brands/.s3cfg: None ERROR: Configuration file not available. ERROR: Consider using --configure parameter to create one.
s3cmd ls --access_key=<base64-encoded token> --secret_key=. --host=s3.example.com s3cmd ls --access_key=<base64-encoded token> --secret_key=f --host=s3.example.com s3cmd ls --access_key=<base64-encoded token> --secret_key=foobar --host=s3.example.com
2024-06-17 09:17 s3://stefans-bucket
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We use
radosgw
with LDAP: https://docs.ceph.com/en/octopus/radosgw/ldap-auth/A
secret_key
is not required and can be left empty. However,s3cmd
does not support that.--secret_key
must be set to an arbitrary non-empty string.Note that I don't want to use a config file for easier portability of the command.
Not working
Working
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