AWS Download app

[mthomann]

I’m using the Enfocus App „AWS Download“ for a customer. It worked great.

Now I had to install it again on a new Windows 2016 Server. I installed AWS CLI (over MSI and pip3) in version 1.16.211 and I did the configuration. In the cmd I can run "aws --version" or for example "aws s3 cp" to copy a file to the local filesystem. I also have some batch-scripts which I can run in Enfocus Switch which calling the aws cli.

But with the Enfocus app (AWS Download) it doesn’t work. I get the error message: AWS CLI does not appear to be installed!

Do you have any idea?

[mthomann]

This is the error message I get in the Switch log.

[mthomann]

Hi,

Do you have any idea, what could be wrong with the configuration?

Best regards,
Martin

[BasSchuring]

I,ve git the same error. Did you get it working Martin?

[mthomann]

Yes, but without the AWS Download app. I just had a batch script which did the "aws s3 cp" call.

[BasSchuring]

That's too bad. I dont have the scripting module so I need the AWS Downloader. Think that I going to try it with SFTP Op vr 19 nov. 2021 om 15:02 schreef Martin Thomann ***@***.***

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[mthomann]

You don't need the scripting module. A BatchScript can be run with the "Execute Command" tool. This is - I think - part of the Configurator Module.
And I' just seen, there is an other app to run commands: https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/product/run-command?language_redirect=1
You can try there to run your AWS command.

[DjThossi]

Yes, but without the AWS Download app. I just had a batch script which did the "aws s3 cp" call.

Hey @mthomann we have the same problem to get it working. We even tried already to downgrade AWS to version 1. We get it working as much as the debug shows us the AWS CLI version but we are not able to get it running properly. Therefore we' like to ask if you could share your bash script here, please?

[DjThossi]

Hey, we solved it by simply running this command inside a bash script.
/usr/locl/bin/aws s3 mv --exclude "*" --include "*.xml" s3://BUCKET /ABSOLUTE_TARGET_PATH --recursive