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For S3 connections to bucket.s3.amazonaws.com navigating to any path results in a Cannot read container configuration.
This is due to: S3VersioningFeature trying to get path container information, which cannot be retrieved, as the bucket (from containerService, which is a DirectoryDelimiterPathContainerService) is already supplied in the server hostname.
Fixing requires checking whether a bucket name has been set in the hostname to prevent subsequent checks for buckets in buckets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Make sure you only define the bucket name either as part of the hostname in the Server field or in Path but not both. Thus if you have set the Server to point to a single bucket like bucket.s3.amazonaws.com make sure the Path field is empty or points to a folder inside the bucket only.
For S3 connections to bucket.s3.amazonaws.com navigating to any path results in a Cannot read container configuration.
This is due to:
S3VersioningFeature trying to get path container information, which cannot be retrieved, as the bucket (from containerService, which is a DirectoryDelimiterPathContainerService) is already supplied in the server hostname.
Fixing requires checking whether a bucket name has been set in the hostname to prevent subsequent checks for buckets in buckets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: