Open l4nos opened 2 years ago
config('filesystems.disks.s3.key') returns null when creating the bucket. Tested via console command. Works on local server but not on Vapor.
$this->credentials = $credentials ?? new Credentials( config('filesystems.disks.s3.key'), config('filesystems.disks.s3.secret') );
Needs to change to
$this->credentials = $credentials ?? CredentialProvider::env();
In tenant-buckets\src\Bucket.php
I haven't yet had a chance to use it with Laravel Vapor yet. A pull request is always welcome 😁
Note: Do test for Laravel Vapor before creating a pull request. It would really be appreciated.
I'm currently using my version on 3 different laravel vapor instances. Working a charm. I have changed the namespace to my own, and also made a few other changes such as setting appropriate CORS permissions on buckets (as on serverless you have to stream large files to S3 which requires adequate CORS permissions set).
Happy to do a merge or branch this off to my own package, as I have further changes to make which kind of make this more of a specialist package for Vapor users.
Let me know your thoughts.
I'm currently using my version on 3 different laravel vapor instances. Working a charm. I have changed the namespace to my own, and also made a few other changes such as setting appropriate CORS permissions on buckets (as on serverless you have to stream large files to S3 which requires adequate CORS permissions set).
Happy to do a merge or branch this off to my own package, as I have further changes to make which kind of make this more of a specialist package for Vapor users.
Let me know your thoughts.
Can you please create a PR if you have a working solution? Many thanks!
For some reason this isn't working on Laravel Vapor
The below error occurs during bucket creation:
{ "message": "Error: The authorization header is malformed; a non-empty Access Key (AKID) must be provided in the credential.", "context": { "aws_request_id": "e16b9054-cf45-58fb-aead-cab8f3dca600" }, "level": 400, "level_name": "ERROR", "channel": "staging", "datetime": "2022-05-04T08:33:44.397223+00:00", "extra": {} }