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JeremyGrosser / tablesnap

Uses inotify to monitor Cassandra SSTables and upload them to S3
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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Error using tableslurp - object has no attribute 'token' #62

Closed crania closed 8 years ago

crania commented 8 years ago

I recently installed tablesnap via pip and the copy to S3 process appears to be working - however when I run the tableslurp command I get the following: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/local/bin/tableslurp", line 295, in sys.exit(main()) File "/usr/local/bin/tableslurp", line 291, in main dh = DownloadHandler(args) File "/usr/local/bin/tableslurp", line 86, in init (owner, group) = self._build_file_set(args.file) File "/usr/local/bin/tableslurp", line 114, in _build_file_set bucket = self._get_bucket() File "/usr/local/bin/tableslurp", line 105, in _get_bucket security_token=self.token) AttributeError: 'DownloadHandler' object has no attribute 'token'

I set AWS_SECURITY_TOKEN= in the environment but not clear if there are additional steps I am missing (such as using STS to get a token for the requests?).

My command is basically this: tableslurp -n server.localdomain bucket /mnt/cassandra/data /mnt/cassandra/data

I tried an upgrade via pip but no luck yet.

Appreciate the help.

crania commented 8 years ago

Hey - I saw a similar issue somewhere and cloned the repo and ran setup.py (instead of pip) - that seemed to apply a fix.