Hi There,
I have created a DigitalOcean Space and DigitalOcean Space API Keys by going through the tutorial.
I tested with CyberDuck where I am allowed to access to the DigitalOcean Space. However, when I use s3cmd on my droplets, I am not able to access the DigitalOcean Space.
I believe that the API Keys (Access Key and Secret Key) was written correctly, it is exactly the same when I configure into CyberDuck.
Below error show when I configure in s3cmd. ERROR: Test failed: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:590)
Please help
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Hi there @lineardmsteam,
It looks like the issue you are encountering with s3cmd is that it cannot verify the legitimacy of the SSL certificate being used in the connection. The CLI provides a command flag that can be used to disable the SSL verification checks.
Try running your s3cmd command with --no-check-certificate and let me know how it goes!
- Matt.
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