SignatureDoesNotMatchThe request signature we calculated does not match the signature you provided. But QueryParams.Append("prefix=Server0002") Thank SchmitzĮven with a space after the GET, it still returned every file name tempCURLSMBSS3.OptionCustomRequest = "GET /" + BucketName + DietrichĪdding one level of folder within bucket works, in that it shows me a list of all the files in that folder (see below). On a related note: Schmitz, the S3 support that you’ve added to the CURLSMBS plugin is amazing. You might want to check the version of the CURLSMBS plugin that you have installed to ensure that it supports the “QueryParams” parameter.
In my case, the subfolder is “temp.” I have not tested this with multi-level subfolders, but it should work. Note the “QueryParams” array and its use as a param to the SetupAWS method. TextArea1.Text = HTTPResult.ToText + EndOfLine + OutputData I ran into a similar problem, and resolved it by passing the query params (as an array of strings) to the SetupAWS method.ĭim AWSAccessKeyId as String = “your-access-key”ĭim AWSSecretAccessKey as String = “your-secrey”ĭim BucketName as String = “your-bucket-name”ĭim Path as String = “/” + BucketName + “/”ĭim s As Boolean = c.SetupAWS(AWSAccessKeyId, AWSSecretAccessKey, Region, Service, Path, Domain, Verb, HashedPayload, Nil, QueryParams)ĭim HTTPResult as Integer = c.GetInfoResponseCode
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