No. One thing to watch out for is that for "region" you should be specifying "earth"
No. One thing to watch out for is that for "region" you should be specifying "earth"
BWe forgot to add an enforcement check for that
IAnd... if we don't? 
BYour requests will start getting rejected. Oversight on our end.
II see. But it didn't seem to matter before 
BIt's currently unused. But if we ever decide to use it for anything, we need to be able to pick safe values and document them
BDon't want to break existing code down the road
IGotcha.
LWhich profiles are available for r2?
LI'm trying to use the aws s3 cli, I configure it with access_key being the apikey id and the secret_key being the sha256sum of the value of it. Then I tried:
Getiing always the same response of:
then I tried:
with the result of:
Getiing always the same response of:
then I tried:
with the result of:
BWhat does this mean?
LOh, sorr
LIt's because the library asked for a profile
Lyou can just forget about that part
Lcloudflare is not accepting my signature....
B seems probably right
Lhmmm
Ldo I need one api key to read and one to write?
BNope same key
Lcurrently my api key has both permissions
Bwhat's ?
BThat's not your account tag right?
BThat's the account ID you grabbed from the network tab?
Lthis one here
BNope
BThat's the wrong ID
Loh
Lwait, I got confused>,
LI used the api id and sha256 in aws confugure
Ldo I use the api id as account id?
BThe value in the screenshot you sent never appears anywhere in sigv4
BOh
BYes - it's part of the URL
Lso the url is right ?
Byup
Lok
Lso then
Lthe problem is with....
BDoes just by itself work?
Lreturns
L
Btry one more time
BI was monitoring the wrong logs
IIs that $CF_ACCOUNT_ID replaced with your actual account ID?
Lye
LI tried with the id too
IDon't know if BASH does substitution just in strings, thought it had to be in $()
Lit's zsh
Lbut ok