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Could it be the ACL for the objects in the bucket? For example, was the
--acl bucket-owner-full-control
answered 3 years ago
ACLs are disabled for my bucket. I am using bucket policies alone to access objects in the bucket
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Duplicate Question to this https://repost.aws/questions/QUtHyfwozYTrq3_5QxXU7Afg/access-denied-when-trying-to-get-objects-uploaded-to-s-3-bucket-via-aws-sdk-using-cloudfront
can you share your bucket policy and make sure that the OIA for cloudfront is configured? Another thing, is make sure about the configuration of the bucket and that you're not using WEB enabled bucket if using OIA, OIA only works with REST requests.