I had success by using following configuration, all on a fresh setup centos7:
$ cat bareos-sd.d/device/droplet/droplet.profile
use_https = false
host = <bucketname>.s3-eu-central-1.amazonaws.com
access_key = my-access-key
secret_key = my-private-key
pricing_dir = ""
backend = s3
aws_auth_sign_version = 4
$ cat bareos-sd.d/device/S3_ObjectStorage.conf
Device {
Name = S3_ObjectStorage
Media Type = s3bucket
Archive Device = S3 Object Storage
Device Options =
"profile=/etc/bareos/bareos-sd.d/device/droplet/droplet.profile,bucket=<bucketname>,iothreads=2,location=eu-central-1"
Device Type = droplet
LabelMedia = yes # lets Bareos label unlabeled media
Random Access = yes
AutomaticMount = yes # when device opened, read it
RemovableMedia = no
AlwaysOpen = no
Description = "S3 Object device. A connecting Director must have the same
Name and MediaType."
Maximum File Size = 200000000 # 200 MB (Allows for seeking to small
portions of the Volume)
}
$ cat bareos-dir.d/storage/s3bucket.conf
Storage {
Name = s3bucket
Address = centos7-droplet-test
Password = #####
Device = S3_ObjectStorage
Media Type = s3bucket
}
I had the same error @Jan had with his https configuration because i copied the
whole url into the configuration. Now, I can write to the bucket, even though
it is really slow (14 chunks with 300B each after 30 minutes of sd writing).
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