Sorry I must of looked at S3 Accounts, still got the error when I try to edit a bucket.
Grey hair moment.
Can you add error_stack=1 to the Webmin config to get more details about the error? If you’re sure that you have AWS-CLI installed and the aws_cmd option set on the machine in question, then provide a screenshot of the error wit error stack enabled. Also, provide the output of the webmin --versions command.
Where is that, you mean in the miniserv.conf, I tried that as same error is produced.
Everything with aws works fine, backups and restore, only the edit page fails on the current buckets. The create bucket opens ok too,
It is in the /etc/webmin/config file.
Alright, and what is the output of:
grep error_stack /etc/webmin/config
And even with this error_stack option enabled, you don’t get an error stack message in the UI?
Do you have the same issue when you run the virtualmin list-s3-buckets --multiline command?
I can say for sure that this issue will go away in the next Virtualmin release, as we have entirely deprecated the built-in support for S3 API calls using Perl modules like S3::AWSAuthConnection in favor of always using the aws command.
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