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ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:55
TL;DR
Developers encountered an issue while using Backblaze storage with Appwrite 1.6, receiving a "NoSuchBucket" error. The problem was resolved by recreating the bucket or ensuring proper permissions and settings. Additionally, they discussed various troubleshooting steps, such as enabling encryption, moving data to Backblaze manually, and recreating folders in Backblaze. There were also suggestions to address potential permission issues between Appwrite and Backblaze.
ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:55

what about that one?

D5
19 Sep, 2024, 22:55

You're getting this after what?

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:55

trying to upload

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:55

maybe cause the bucket is public?

D5
19 Sep, 2024, 22:56

Do you have restarted the appwrite main container?

D5
19 Sep, 2024, 22:56

What do you get in the docker logs? As the console errors are not useful

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:56

yup

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:56

that was it

D5
19 Sep, 2024, 22:56

But I suppose you need to recreate the bucket

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:56

bucket has to be private

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:56

interesting

Joshi
19 Sep, 2024, 22:56

Well yes the bug still persists for the backblaze adapter. there are always two files uploaded for each file

Joshi
19 Sep, 2024, 22:57

Just tested

D5
19 Sep, 2024, 22:57

Nope, that's not a bug

D5
19 Sep, 2024, 22:57

That's a feature

Joshi
19 Sep, 2024, 22:57

That literally is dude

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:57

depends if you have file snapshots on

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:57

the File Lifecycle

Joshi
19 Sep, 2024, 22:57

It is a bug

D5
19 Sep, 2024, 22:58

Go to buckets, lifecycle configuration and set it to keep latest version

Joshi
19 Sep, 2024, 22:58

It's not that

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:58

seems like it's maybe the thumbnail

ZachHandley
19 Sep, 2024, 22:58

or something similar

D5
19 Sep, 2024, 22:59

Nope, that happens when you enable encryption if I remember it well. Appwrite first uploads the file not encrypted, encrypts it and then overwrites the old unencrypted file with the encrypted one

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