git-s3 deploy - The bucket you are attempting to access must be addressed using the specified endpoint about git-s3 HOT 18 CLOSED

I believe this is a problem with using dots in the bucket name. I re-ran the setup with a bucket name with no dots and it works as expected.
With a name of xx.xx.xx.xx, it fails, but using xx-xx-xx-xx works.

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I can reproduce this issue with bucket name containing dot.

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Im using s3 for static web hosting so I need the dot. Any idea how I can get it working with dots?

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Same problem when use against a static web hosting bucket

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The issue with dots seems to be due to the region not being specified when the S3Client goes to upload the files. In src/GitS3/Bucket.php on line 27 when the S3Client::factory method is called, if you add the key region with the bucket's region (ex. us-west-1) as the value to the factory method it will work with dots as well.

$this->client = S3Client::factory(array(
                'key'       => $key,
                'secret'    => $secret,
                'region'    => 'us-west-1' // Needed or else buckets with dots will throw an error
            ));

This is obviously a hack to get it to work, essentially the region needs to be written in to be used when uploading to the bucket.

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@arvinkx thanks for the discovery

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#14

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Maybe a dumb question, but how do I resolve this on my computer? Update Git-s3?

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@zomerfeld composer global update schickling/git-s3:dev-master

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Package "schickling/git-s3:dev-master" listed for update is not installed. Ignoring.

But running this:
`$ composer global licenses

`Changed current directory to /Users/zomerfeld/.composer
Name: __root__
Version: No version set (parsed as 1.0.0)
Licenses: none
Dependencies:

Name                       Version             License     
aws/aws-sdk-php            2.4.12              Apache-2.0  
cpliakas/git-wrapper       1.0.3               GPL-3.0     
guzzle/guzzle              v3.8.1              MIT         
schickling/git-s3          dev-master f9a16c7  none        
symfony/console            v2.8.1              MIT         
symfony/event-dispatcher   v2.8.1              MIT         
symfony/filesystem         v2.8.1              MIT         
symfony/finder             v2.8.1              MIT         
symfony/polyfill-mbstring  v1.0.1              MIT         
symfony/process            v2.8.1              MIT         
symfony/yaml               v2.8.1              MIT      

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f9a16c7 means it's already up to date

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I'm still getting this issue then:
[Aws\S3\Exception\PermanentRedirectException] The bucket you are attempting to access must be addressed using the specified endpoint. Please send all future requests to this e ndpoint: "bucketz.org.s3.amazonaws.com".

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Any idea why or other information needed to help resolve it?

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Without posting your Access Keys, whats your configuration look like?

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(with slight modifications):
region: us-east-1
bucket: bucketz.org
path: /Users/igor/Dropbox/Projects/bucketz/bootstrap-3.1.1/dist/

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Any clues?

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Just found the solution, looking back on the thread.
The region was set incorrectly for me - the new bucket I set up was in west-1.

I guess the error was just a bit misleading!

Thank you!

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Closing, this is old. Don't use dots in your bucket names and pay attention to your region.

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