When testing be sure to eject any current connection, restart Cyberduck, and create a new connection on any test – changing the connection type seems buggy. Using the default "Amazon S3" profile works as do the "Swarm S3 (HTTP)" and "Swarm S3 (HTTPS) profiles" below. ![]() This can lead to a Login failed / request signature mismatch and a "Cannot read container configuration" error when opening a bucket, due to a GET /?location request. Warning: you shouldn't have to use it, but the (non-default) "S3 AWS2 Signature Version (HTTP)" connection type does not use bucket-in-path style access even with that setting. % defaults write ~/Library/Preferences/ch. s3. true. Rather than using our profiles you can disable "bucket in host" requests with a Cyberduck internal settings : ![]() Recent Cyberduck defaults to " bucket in host" style requests which works fine with Swarm S3 but requires that your HTTPS proxy server certificates include both domains and domain wildcards ( and *.). The default Amazon S3 profile in Cyberduck and V4 signatures work with recent Cyberduck releases and Gateway 6.2 and later.īut we also provide Swarm S3 profiles which force " bucket in path" style requests. Cyberduck is a free, popular, cross-platform GUI application that can connect to your Swarm domain using Content Gateway S3.
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