You can make a file called `~/.aws/credentials` and set ``` [default] aws_access_key_id = apikeyid a

You can make a file called

~/.aws/credentials

~/.aws/credentials

~/.aws/credentials

~/.aws/credentials and set

[default]
aws_access_key_id = apikeyid
aws_secret_access_key = secretwithsha256

[default]
aws_access_key_id = apikeyid
aws_secret_access_key = secretwithsha256

[default]
aws_access_key_id = apikeyid
aws_secret_access_key = secretwithsha256

[default]
aws_access_key_id = apikeyid
aws_secret_access_key = secretwithsha256

You still need all of the other arguments, but this allows you to skip the credential ones.

ErisaOP•5/1/22, 7:33 PM

beelzabub•5/1/22, 7:40 PM

Seems like maybe it is customizable using environment variables? https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdkref/latest/guide/file-location.html

Location of the shared config and credentials files - AWS SDKs and ...

Location of the shared config and credentials files on different operating systems.

beelzabub•5/1/22, 7:41 PM

Probably useful if you are accessing multiple providers and need to pick which config to use

Bbeelzabub Seems like maybe it is customizable using environment variables? https://docs.aw...

ErisaOP•5/1/22, 7:44 PM

Ah right yeah I forgot about that

ErisaOP•5/1/22, 7:44 PM

So @darrennotfound you can put it where you want and set AWS_CONFIG_FILEAWS_CONFIG_FILE to point to the file

beelzabub•5/1/22, 7:46 PM

I don’t know. The secret is for sure

Ddarrennotfound Click to see attachment

James•5/1/22, 8:13 PM

Have you tried following https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/s3-locate-credentials-error/ ?

Amazon Web Services, Inc.

Resolve "Unable to locate credentials" error in Amazon S3

James•5/1/22, 8:13 PM

You're likely going to need to dive in and debug those kind of non-R2 related errors yourself unfortunately

kavinplays•5/1/22, 8:27 PM

i wouldn't trust ultimatesrv as a tool to do so, fwiw i don't trust companies that don't have a clear monetization strategy

kavinplays•5/1/22, 8:29 PM

do you know that you never got hacked?

Ddarrennotfound Yes

kavinplays•5/1/22, 8:32 PM

how?

Wallacy•5/1/22, 9:41 PM

Anyway, i know theres hard to predict those things, but theres any change to open beta or more invites to closed beta this month? I ask that, because we are refactoring our cloud storage connector (full CF Worker) to use few more providers (today we use B2 over aws4fetch ) and will be nice to use R2, our project in 100% inside a CF Worker, so R2 can be something very nice to us. Will be nice to be more prepared to R2 when officially launch.

WWallacy Anyway, i know theres hard to predict those things, but theres any change to ope...

ErisaOP•5/1/22, 10:09 PM

I don't doubt there will be more closed beta invites this month, but the only thing we know about open beta is that its planned to be sometime in Q2 of 2022, so between now and the end of June.

If you are on an Enterprise plan you can likely speak to your Customer Success Manager about getting access to the R2 closed beta. Since you have a valid use-case for it, they should be able to point you in the right direction. But I of course can't guarantee anything.

JJames John has a pretty good doc going then about what works well with different thing...

Jacob•5/1/22, 11:38 PM

Thanks for this!! Was having a hard time figuring out why my first R2 script was crashing

Aasp Ok, so I have absolutely no idea what is going on here. If I PUT an object with ...

Jacob•5/2/22, 12:17 AM

I'm also seeing cache-control value in contentDispositioncontentDisposition (Workers GET API) - but from the dash I can see that contentDispositioncontentDisposition is stored correctly.

Jacob•5/2/22, 12:19 AM

Overall r2 is working and I'm super excited about it

Jacob•5/2/22, 1:49 AM

Built a nice little Worker for perma-caching urls with links like example.com?key=REDACTED&url=https://foo.com/cat.pngexample.com?key=REDACTED&url=https://foo.com/cat.png

that way I can use =IMAGE()=IMAGE() in google sheets without worrying about google sheets DDOS'ing the site (or urls breaking) https://github.com/jahands/static-cache/blob/master/src/index.ts
I love how it has built-in support for http headers