Are there any other versions or settings that would be of interest to you that I could pull? I could probably give you SSH access to the box if you are really keen to fix it.

Not a problem, I appreciate the help. I just put a test file up (not using s3sync) to see if it could list, when I'm running the actual s3sync.rb command the bucket is completely empty.

Both the s3cmd.rb commands work fine, listing the bck-backup bucket with the first command and showing the files with the second. No errors at all.

Hey all, just trying to get a backup of my web server to S3 using s3sync, but I'm coming up against the following error:

Code:

######.com@cl26:~/scripts/s3sync$ ./s3sync.rb -r --ssl -v -d s3backup/ bck-backup:webserver
s3Prefix webserver
localPrefix /home/12145/users/.home/scripts/s3sync/s3backup/
localTreeRecurse /home/12145/users/.home/scripts/s3sync/s3backup
Test /home/12145/users/.home/scripts/s3sync/s3backup/httpdocs_backup_20070731.tar.gz
Test /home/12145/users/.home/scripts/s3sync/s3backup/#######_db_backup_20070731.tar.gz
local item /home/12145/users/.home/scripts/s3sync/s3backup/httpdocs_backup_20070731.tar.gz
local node object init. Name:httpdocs_backup_20070731.tar.gz Path:/home/12145/users/.home/scripts/s3sync/s3backup/httpdocs_backup_20070731.tar.gz Size:31584513 Tag:80be73ebcf88ac53831615d675d3e63c
s3TreeRecurse bck-backup webserver
Trying command list_bucket bck-backup max-keys 200 prefix webserver delimiter / with 100 retries left
Null stream error:
./s3sync.rb:288:in `s3TreeRecurse': undefined method `http_response' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
        from ./s3sync.rb:348:in `main'
        from ./thread_generator.rb:79:in `call'
        from ./thread_generator.rb:79:in `initialize'
        from ./thread_generator.rb:76:in `new'
        from ./thread_generator.rb:76:in `initialize'
        from ./s3sync.rb:269:in `new'
        from ./s3sync.rb:269:in `main'
        from ./s3sync.rb:708

I have everything set up correctly in s3config.yml, my Ruby version is 1.8.5, and the bucket and prefix are there. Any help?