At the beginning of each job the droplet-sd-backend probes the s3-host
by accessing the attributes of a bucket with name "/".
Now, both your descriptions probably describe two issues:
1. It cannot establish a connection with a TLS Handshake ?
2. requesting the attributes of a bucket "/" does n
I just patched 19.2.7 to use marker.bareos and put that file into every
bucket. It's a subpar solution at best and should not be merged.
I suggest finding another way to check the connection. libdroplet can
output the list of accessible buckets, this can be used instead, as it
doesn't require a
Am 20.11.20 um 17:11 schrieb Dmitry Ponkin:
> I just patched 19.2.7 to use marker.bareos and put that file into every
> bucket. It's a subpar solution at best and should not be merged.
If you didn't upgrade Bareos or libdroplet and it suddenly broke, I
guess it was the other end breaking compatib
Yes, I didn't update anything. The issue started presenting itself a month
ago, and after several attempts the jobs tended to finally work. Last night
was the first time none of them worked.
No idea what might've caused it on Amazon side. They usually warn about any
sort of breaking changes mont
