I probably wont' have a chance to test on dev for a week as I'm going on
holiday this week
but i did get around this bug
originally my code was like
q = conn.get_queue('queue_name')
instead I just did a
q = Queue(connection=conn, url='queue_url')
and that seems to work just fine
the first
I probably wont' have a chance to test on dev for a week as I'm going on
holiday this week
but i did get around this bug
originally my code was like
q = conn.get_queue('queue_name')
instead I just did a
q = Queue(connection=conn, url='queue_url')
and that seems to work just fine
the first
Public bug reported:
within a brand new ec2 precise 64 running a boto script which tries to
write messages to a sqs queue AccessDenied 403 is returned.
python-boto:
Installed: 2.2.2-0ubuntu2
upgrading boto with pip the error goes away
** Affects: python-boto (Ubuntu)
Importance:
Public bug reported:
within a brand new ec2 precise 64 running a boto script which tries to
write messages to a sqs queue AccessDenied 403 is returned.
python-boto:
Installed: 2.2.2-0ubuntu2
upgrading boto with pip the error goes away
** Affects: python-boto (Ubuntu)
Importance:
