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SeaweedFS CSI Driver https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs
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Unable to put ACL for bucket with API for S3 #154

Closed jadhavpragati closed 7 months ago

jadhavpragati commented 7 months ago

Describe the bug Our application is trying to create bucket dynamically through S3 API with help AWS SDK (v2) . Here we need to create a user , along with access key and secret dynamically as well. We are using IAM API as well to access creation of user and other credentials. The response I received while updating bucket ACL through S3 API is the S3Exception. It only works when I set value CannedACL to Private , which is not what we intend. But that's the only workflow that works.

Response received is : software.amazon.awssdk.services.s3.model.S3Exception: A header you provided implies functionality that is not implemented (Service: S3, Status Code: 501, Request ID: 1704889231403443496)

System Setup

SeaweedFS is deployed on kubernetes OS version version 30GB 3.59 linux amd64 if using filer, show the content of filer.toml [leveldb2] enabled = true dir = "/data/filerldb2"

Expected behavior S3 API call should be able to set ACL for the bucket.

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Additional context We are trying to create user dynamically for every bucket we create and have a user only read/write access for the bucket. The user with admin rights will create a bucket and set the ACL the other user should only read/write from/to bucket. We need user to upload/download documents through presigned URL for which a user with only read/write has to be created.

jadhavpragati commented 7 months ago

This is not related to seaweedfs-csi-driver