Followup information:  
If I specify the port number 443 on the url and use_https = true, then in 
the debug file it claims to write a header into the backblaze bucket, but 
when it comes time to write the buffered backup data it fails.  

The mc (MinIO Client) tool doesn't see anything in the backblaze bucket, 
even when I use the mc tool to  write.

Does that mean the the header info is being written into the buffer, and 
not yet into the actual bucket?
Thank you for any advice you may have.

On Friday, January 8, 2021 at 12:55:38 PM UTC-6 JAMES BELLINGER wrote:

>
> I succeeded in using the droplet interface to backup to AWS
> use_https = false
> backend = s3
> aws_auth_sign_version = 4
>
> and to our local ceph system
> use_https = true
> backend = s3
> aws_auth_sign_version = 4
> [For whatever it may be worth, the local ceph backup was very unstable on 
> writing, and therefore failed on restoration when it hit one of the 
> ubiquitious empty objects.  I suspect our ceph configuration is at fault, 
> since bareos works with amazon.]
>
> But when trying to backup to BackblazeS3 I haven't yet found a 
> configuration that works.
> I created a new key pair for the exercise, and which connects using 
> MinIO/client (mc), so I think the authentication is good.  Perhaps 
> authentication needs another step?
>
> What I see in debug mode is
> bareos-sd (100): stored/dev.cc:715-348 open disk: mode=OPEN_READ_WRITE 
> open(icecubebareostest01/Full-0271, 00000002, 0640)
> bareos-sd (100): backends/droplet_device.cc:357-348 check_path: 
> path=<bareos-test/> (device="bbb" (icecubebareostest01), 
> bucket=icecubebareostest01): Result DPL_FAILURE
> bareos-sd (100): backends/droplet_device.cc:357-348 Retry: check_path: 
> path=<bareos-test/> (device="bbb" (icecubebareostest01), 
> bucket=icecubebareostest01): Result DPL_FAILURE
>
> The bareos version is
> 20.0.0~pre1743.77a9856c8-8.el7
> The droplet device is on a different VM from the director VM.
>
> Thank you for any advice you may have.
> James Bellinger
>

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