Question Question about the OSS implementation

[DBZMelvin]

Hello guys i have a question about the new 17.8 Onyx OSS implementation for Amazon S3, Digitalocean Spaces and co.

I recently updated my Plesk to 17.8 and tried to add my OSS from Alibaba Cloud, i installed the Amazon S3 extension and configured it with the Custom (Minio, Openstack, etc.) selection but no success.

I'm getting this Error here:
Error: Unable to upload a file to the storage: The XML you provided was not well-formed or did not validate against our published schema.. Make sure you have granted the permission for multipart upload of files.

Any Ideas? Is that a wrong configuration on my side? or is this a problem with Plesk?

Thanks for the Answers

Melvin

 

[DBZMelvin]

#Push

 

[MarkM]

I don't speak Italian but I'll take a stab at this...

I'm gonna say a permission issue on Alibaba's side.....

 

[Sergio Manzi]

... but Alibaba is Chinese stuff, not Italian: in Italy we are already enough afflicted by "Aruba"

 

[Sergio Manzi]

... and I'm ready to bet that of the 48 viewer of this thread at least 45 are still asking themselves what "OSS" means!
Heck, I even looked up in Wikipedia: OSS - Wikipedia (but I understand "Ovary Sparing Spay" can be ruled out...)

 

[MarkM]

... and I'm ready to bet that of the 48 viewer of this thread at least 45 are still asking themselves what "OSS" means!
Heck, I even looked up in Wikipedia: OSS - Wikipedia (but I understand "Ovary Sparing Spay" can be ruled out...)

My Google search was a bit more productive;

Object Storage Service (OSS) - A scalable and secure cloud storage | Alibaba Cloud

 

[DBZMelvin]

Yes my question is about the Object Storage Service implementation for remote backups.
Its not a permission problem i already checked that.
I found kinda answer, that the first "test upload file" is empty and the object in the bucket is not getting created, does plesk try to create an empty file in the bucket?
But maybe its just to early to expect an answer cause the people have to try it out themselves first.
Its still an early adopter release