Closed geomenke closed 1 month ago
@geomenke I'd suggest trying first to access one of the datasets directly using gdalinfo -- the access credentials are passed straight to gdal, so this will help narrow down whether it's a qgis issue or something missing in your authentication configuration
Can you tell me if the Object key is required and if so, what that is?
That's the file "path"
I can read them via ogrinfo and gdalinfo.
ogrinfo --config AWS_REGION "eu-central-1" --config AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID "xxx" --config AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY "yyy" "/vsis3/superior-bio-web/common/great_lakes.fgb"
So I have figured out how to configure the settings and I can get the subfolder, but they do not open as I would expect to show the files.
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What is the bug or the crash?
I have unnsuccessfully tried to access our data on S3 with this new Cloud provider. I have entered the url, AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_DEFAULT_REGION, and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY. It does not connect and does not throw any errors in the Log messages or Debugging panels. In the Browser panel the connection shows with no data and there should be several folders with fgb and .tif files.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Add AWS S3 provider Enter the bucket url, AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_DEFAULT_REGION, and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY.
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Additional context
I am not certain this is a bug or if there are simply some missing settings in our S3 bucket which need to be made for QGIS to access the data. Namely, I do not know what to enter for Object key. The data are available to online web applications. I have tried several versions of the url with the same null result: https://superior-bio-web.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/ s3://superior-bio-web/ & our CDN verion https://superior-web.septima.dk/.