Hello,
I’m trying to upload content or binary file to s3.
I’m getting some errors whereas reading works just fine.
Permissions policies are wide opened.
Did someone already succeed to do that ?
Thanks for your help
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Hi @ozeo, can you try using a bucket name not including a dot (the . character)? This causes trouble with certain S3 operations in n8n and should be avoided as per the AWS S3 documentation:
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Indeed you are right, It works now,
I change the bucket name removing the dot and suddenly it works.
Any chance to know if uploading to a folder inside this bucket is possible ?
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n8n doesn’t support “real” S3 folders, so I’d advise against this if possible. This came up previously as a possible problem and while I suggested addressing this, it never made it onto our roadmap unfortunately.
That said, you can technically include folder-like structure in your upload operation, for example like so:
This will show up as a folder in your S3 console:
The content is also listed as expected:
