Closed mrdavidlaing closed 11 years ago
@mrdavidlaing - did this happen with a new AWS account eventually, i.e. one that doesn't have an account alias assigned yet?
That would properly explain the issue and the offending code has been fixed in #22 - I'll merge and close accordingly, please reopen this issue in case the solution turns out to be insufficient.
Correct, I was using it on a new account with no alias.
On Tuesday, November 6, 2012, Steffen Opel wrote:
@mrdavidlaing https://github.com/mrdavidlaing - did this happen with a new AWS account eventually, i.e. one that doesn't have an account alias assigned yet?
That would properly explain the issue and the offending code has been fixed in #22 https://github.com/sopel/botocross/issues/22 - I'll merge and close accordingly, please reopen this issue in case the solution turns out to be insufficient.
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When running
validate-credentials.py --access_key_id AKIAIFYKDxxxxx --secret_access_key tMhnxxxxx - DEBUG
for a "new" user that has no groups and just a single "AdministratorAccess" user policy, the following error is thrown:Using the same terminal, but a different access_key works fine.