HeadBucket + Bucket-scopes tokens

We just released a new version that should fix issues with bucket-scoped tokens and rclone. HeadBucket is now allowed on a bucket-scoped token, so you should not need the no_check_bucket option. Let me know if the problem persists! I see a couple people ran into this yesterday ( @sohum @FloppyDisk đź’ľ)
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Sid
SidOP•2y ago
Also FYI @Erisa | Support Engineer @kian So Erisa noticed that this may not be entirely fixed. Apparently “rclone copy” issues a PutBucket command to check for a bucket’s existence, which is weird, but also un-fixable from our end (cannot allow bucket creates from a scoped token). We’re not sure what causes rclone to do this (and why it is apparently sending out HeadBucket for you?) What command are you using?
Erisa
Erisa•2y ago
I intentionally hadn't removed the note until the fix was confirmed since I was unable to reproduce it being fixed, see Sids message above
Sid
SidOP•2y ago
What version of rclone are you on? Hey, sorry I have not. I’ll do this tomorrow.

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