Multipart upload with pre-signed URL? #484
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If you are being provided with signed URLs you shouldn't need Soto. You just need a HTTP client to POST the URL. |
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I've been trying to get multipart upload working with a pre-signed URL but it doesn't seem possible. Though it's possible that I'm missing something, I am new to Soto and multipart uploading.
In my app(MacOS) I will be passed a pre-signed URL to be used for multipart upload but in order to call
s3.multipartUpload()
aCreateMultipartUploadRequest
must be created.To create a
CreateMultipartUploadRequest
a bucket is necessary but I don't have a bucket or credentials(just the URL).I have tried passing in the pre-signed URL as the bucket to
CreateMultipartUploadRequest
when I callmultipartUpload
I get the errorSotoCore.CredentialProviderError error 1
I am using Soto 5.3.0, MacOS 10.15.7, a pre-signed URL for authentication(which is not created via soto)
The sample code I have seen assumes that the pre-signed URL is created with Soto but this is not the case in my situation(it is return from a web request). If someone could point me to a sample of this it would be much appreciated.
thanks!
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