Error code accessdenied code message access denied message error

I am trying to setup CloudFront to serve static files hosted in my S3 bucket. I have setup distribution but I get AccessDenied when trying to browse to the CSS (/CSS/stlyle.css) file inside S3 bucket:

<Error>
    <Code>AccessDenied</Code>
    <Message>Access Denied</Message>
    <RequestId>E193C9CDF4319589</RequestId>
    <HostId>
xbU85maj87/jukYihXnADjXoa4j2AMLFx7t08vtWZ9SRVmU1Ijq6ry2RDAh4G1IGPIeZG9IbFZg=
    </HostId>
</Error>

I have set my CloudFront distribution to my S3 bucket and created new Origin Access Identity policy which was added automatically to the S3 bucket:

{
    "Version": "2008-10-17",
    "Id": "PolicyForCloudFrontPrivateContent",
    "Statement": [
        {
            "Sid": "1",
            "Effect": "Allow",
            "Principal": {
                "AWS": "arn:aws:iam::cloudfront:user/CloudFront Origin Access Identity E21XQ8NAGWMBQQ"
            },
            "Action": "s3:GetObject",
            "Resource": "arn:aws:s3:::myhost.com.cdn/*"
        }
    ]
}

Did I miss something?

I want all my files in this S3 bucket be served via CloudFront…

*** UPDATE ***

This cloud front guide says:

By default, your Amazon S3 bucket and all of the objects in it are private—only the AWS account that created the bucket has permission to read or write the objects in it. If you want to allow anyone to access the objects in your Amazon S3 bucket using CloudFront URLs, you must grant public read permissions to the objects. (This is one of the most common mistakes when working with CloudFront and Amazon S3. You must explicitly grant privileges to each object in an Amazon S3 bucket.)

So based on this I have added new permissions to all objects inside S3 bucket to Everyone Read/Download. Now I can access files.

But now when I access the file like https://d3u61axijg36on.cloudfront.net/css/style.css this is being redirected to S3 URI and HTTP. How do I disable this?

Fixya Cloud

Scenario / Questions

We’re trying to distribute out S3 buckets via Cloudfront but for some reason the only response is an AccessDenied XML document like the following:

Here’s the setting’s we’re using:

And here’s the policy for the bucket

Find below all possible solutions or suggestions for the above questions..

Suggestion: 1:

If you’re accessing the root of your CloudFront distribution, you need to set a default root object:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/DefaultRootObject.html

To specify a default root object using the CloudFront console:

Suggestion: 2:

I’ve just had the same issue and while Kousha’s answer does solve the problem for index.html in the root path, my problem was also with sub-directories as I used those combined with index.html to get “pretty urls” (example.com/something/ rather than “ugly” example.com/something.html)

Partially it’s Amazon’s fault as well, because when you set up CloudFront distribution, it will offer you S3 buckets to choose from, but if you do choose one of those it will use the bucket URL rather than static website hosting URL as a backend.

So to fix the issue:

Suggestion: 3:

I had the same issue as @Cezz, though the solution would not work in my case.

As soon as static website hosting is enabled for the bucket, it means users can access the content either via the Cloudfront URL, or the S3 URL, which is not always desirable. For example, in my case, the Cloudfront distribution is SSL enabled, and users should not be able to access it over a non-SSL connection.

The solution I found was to:

Note though that in my case, I’m serving a single page javascript application where all paths are resolved by index.html. If you’ve paths that resolve to different objects in your S3 bucket, this will not work.

Suggestion: 4:

In my case I was using multiple origins with “Path Pattern” Behaviors along with an Origin Path in my S3 bucket:

Bad setup:

CloudFront Behavior:
/images/* -> My-S3-origin

My-S3-origin:
Origin Path: /images

S3 files:
/images/my-image.jpg

GET Request:
/images/my-image.jpg -> 403

What was happening was the entire CloudFront GET request gets sent to the origin: /image/my-image.jpg prefixed by Origin Path: /images , so the request into S3 looks like /images/images/my-image.jpg which doesn’t exist.

Solution

remove Origin Path.

This allowed me to access the bucket with an origin access identity and bucket permissions and individual file permissions restricted.

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AccessDenied when uploading to public bucket via presigned post #7314

When uploading an object via presigned post, locally, to the local running minio docker container, with the bucket set to public policy it returns AccessDenied. However, getting the original presigned post url works just fine.

Expected Behavior

It should accept the upload and return a success aka 204 http status code.

Current Behavior

Instead I get an http 403 status response with the following xml back in the body:

Note that that error isn’t exactly like some others with similar problems that indicate a signature mismatch, instead it looks like a basic authentication failure to the bucket.

I’ve also verified a few things:

That I’ve set the bucket’s policy to public:

That the bucket allows readwrite on * in Minio’s UI

That my alias is correct, with the corresponding key/secret that I pass into the Minio docker container

That regular copying of files via the command line works fine:
mc cp test.txt myalias/mybucket

That only one single instance of Minio is running (via docker container)

It seems like this should work but also be clearer in the failure case what exactly is wrong.

Possible Solution

Analogous code for the presigned post policy etc all work properly on S3.

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

1. Create a bucket
2. Set bucket policy to public
3. Generate presigned post
4. Upload to presigned post target and see failure

Your Environment

Minio version is the latest minio edge container I pulled today (RELEASE.2019-02-06T20-26-56Z). Also happened on previous versions.

Update: Specific Scenario

It looks like the specific scenario where it failed was one of the x-amz-meta custom headers in the presigned post policy was incorrect. So I’ve resolved the issue but it seems that the error should be something along the lines of the post policy not matching, not something that looks like an auth failure.

The problem can be found here:

A plain AccessDenied error is raised when one portion of the condition fails there it looks like. Note that s3 indicates to the user that the policy doesn’t match the upload and indicates which field is the issue.

The previous MissingFields error was slightly better in my opinion. Perhaps the error cases should be expanded to make this clearer.
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AWS CloudFront Error with Javascript app (Access Denied)

Recently, i had a project where i had to deploy VueJS app to aws using S3 and CloudFront (https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/). How to deploy VueJS app to S3 and CloudFront could be another topic to discuss.

Let’s start with the scope of this document. As per my personal experience, Amazon Cloudfront is a nice component offered as a content delivery network to distribute cache content or static websites.

During my deployment of Vue app, once i distributed the app to the Cloudfront, i was able to access the root url since it was pointing to document root object i.e. index.html but when i navigate to the different routes of vue-router and try to reload the page, it was failing with following error message:

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

Following steps should be used to resolve this issue:

1. Navigate to CloudFront in aws console
2. Click on Distributions
3. Click on specific distribution
4. Click on tab “Error Pages”

5. Click “Create Custom Error Response”

7. Optionally, one could also create error page for “HTTP Error Code: 404”

• . Hopefully, this would help someone.*

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Error code accessdenied code message access denied message requestid

This is the message I am getting when I am in a website and click on a link to open.

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

I have no idea what this means and how to fix it.

Chosen solution

So far, it looks like you do not have access to this file. Wether it is the network or the proxy the site has responded with.

You can also check the connection settings if you were able to visit the page before located: Tools > Options > Advanced > Network : Connection > Settings

Chosen Solution

So far, it looks like you do not have access to this file. Wether it is the network or the proxy the site has responded with.

You can also check the connection settings if you were able to visit the page before located: Tools > Options > Advanced > Network : Connection > Settings

This is the message I am getting when I am in a website and click on a link to open. This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below. AccessDenied Access Denied 619019A5A84CBA3D qZuu8SzPCGrkyyLPRJfAgAeIx5BJEq/LYC3g0/SS2rC92vtXgUR4JULvWAM8axbo I have no idea what this means and how to fix it.

Thank you for your answer, I tend to mess with things I don’t know what it does. but that salve my problem.

This is the message I am getting when I am in a website and click on a link to open. This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below. AccessDenied Access Denied 619019A5A84CBA3D qZuu8SzPCGrkyyLPRJfAgAeIx5BJEq/LYC3g0/SS2rC92vtXgUR4JULvWAM8axbo I have no idea what this means and how to fix it.

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Access to files denied #3774

In your minio shopping app demo you create a public link to the image. I have copied this line of code and tried this with my minio installation and I get an access denied error.

Expected Behavior

I would expect to see the image in the browser when accessing the url.

Current Behavior

I get the following error:

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

1. install minio with homebrew brew install minio
2. start the service brew services start minio (fix the .plist file before ;))
3. log in to the web interface
4. create a bucket
5. upload a file
6. use the node.js minio client, initialize client with server credentials
7. and add the following code:

1. copy the generated url and paste it into the browser

Context

I was trying to load a file through the browser, like you do in the shopping app demo.

Your Environment

• Version used: 2017-02-16T01:47:30Z
• Environment name and version (e.g. nginx 1.9.1): with and without MAMP PRO 4 as proxy
• Server type and version: MAMP PRO 4.1
• Operating System and version: macOS Sierra

What could this be? Do I have to change something?

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Never mind, I found it. 😊

For those having the same issue, either use the command line client to set the policy for the bucket to public, more here, or use the web interface, where you click on the three dots next to the bucket name and add a row with the prefix * and Read and Write permissions.

It was a sad day once i got threw access denied

i got the same issue even though i set public permission for the bucket

For those having the same issue, either use the command line client to set the policy for the bucket to public, more here, or use the web interface, where you click on the three dots next to the bucket name and add a row with the prefix * and Read and Write permissions.

@iamso how to do this same but from mc cli?

In order to do that, you can do this: mc policy set public myminio/bucket where myminio is the alias

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When uploading an object via presigned post, locally, to the local running minio docker container, with the bucket set to public policy it returns AccessDenied. However, getting the original presigned post url works just fine.

Expected Behavior

It should accept the upload and return a success aka 204 http status code.

Current Behavior

Instead I get an http 403 status response with the following xml back in the body:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Error>
  <Code>AccessDenied</Code>
  <Message>Access Denied.</Message>
  <Resource>/mybucket</Resource>
  <RequestId>1587A0670638C624</RequestId>
  <HostId>3L137</HostId>
</Error>

Note that that error isn’t exactly like some others with similar problems that indicate a signature mismatch, instead it looks like a basic authentication failure to the bucket.

I’ve also verified a few things:

• That I’ve set the bucket’s policy to public:

  $ mc policy public myalias/mybucket
  Access permission for `myalias/mybucket` is set to `public`
  

• That the bucket allows readwrite on * in Minio’s UI

• That my alias is correct, with the corresponding key/secret that I pass into the Minio docker container

• That regular copying of files via the command line works fine:
  mc cp test.txt myalias/mybucket

• That only one single instance of Minio is running (via docker container)

It seems like this should work but also be clearer in the failure case what exactly is wrong.

Possible Solution

Analogous code for the presigned post policy etc all work properly on S3.

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

1. Create a bucket
2. Set bucket policy to public
3. Generate presigned post
4. Upload to presigned post target and see failure

Your Environment

Minio version is the latest minio edge container I pulled today (RELEASE.2019-02-06T20-26-56Z). Also happened on previous versions.

Update: Specific Scenario

It looks like the specific scenario where it failed was one of the x-amz-meta custom headers in the presigned post policy was incorrect. So I’ve resolved the issue but it seems that the error should be something along the lines of the post policy not matching, not something that looks like an auth failure.

The problem can be found here:

A plain AccessDenied error is raised when one portion of the condition fails there it looks like. Note that s3 indicates to the user that the policy doesn’t match the upload and indicates which field is the issue.

The previous MissingFields error was slightly better in my opinion. Perhaps the error cases should be expanded to make this clearer.
8b3cb3a