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Getting OSError in s3 when permission for kms:Decrypt are missing #778
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btw, the same happens with "NoSuchKey":
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you can isolate specific errors as follows: try:
your_open_fn(key)
except OSError as exc:
msg = str(exc)
if 'PermissionDenied' in msg:
# special handling
else:
raise # default handling |
thanks @ddelange, that's what I'm doing currently - but it isn't a very "pythonic" way. |
smart_open uses |
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In AWS S3, when attempting to access an object for which one lacks "kms:Decrypt" permissions, instead of receiving the expected indicative exception type, a general OSError is encountered. This circumstance makes it challenging to effectively catch and identify this particular type of error.
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