https://docs.datomic.com/on-prem/deployment.html#peer-fails-to-connect

The most common cause for this is misconfigured host and alt-host in your transactor properties file

locally. my deploy is going to be going to us-east-2 but even when i try aws s3 cp . i’m unable to get the file.

and the above worked for all other jar/pom files

Ah, dang I was thinking it was a different issue I know the answer to. What does "get stuck on..." mean? Do you have a stacktrace?

pretty sure it is stuck from the file not existing like the rest.

here are the deps but i didn’t rollback

how are you getting the tree if you're failing to get the deps?

that tree is showing com.datomic/java-io 0.1.14 - why were you trying to get 0.1.10?

i’m not sure. i ran your command to get the tree and i ran clojure -Adev -m datomic.ion.dev '{:op :push :creds-profile "default" :region "us-east-2" :uname "test1"}' and got the other message. i haven’t changed anything

would a rollback fix things? I’m new to this so not sure why i’d get different dep warnings based on what i typed into the terminal

different aliases will affect what classpath you're building

I'm trying to get to the point where you are having an error to figure out why you are having it

sorry i’m not being more helpful but i’m not following well. All i’ve done basically is add a deps.edn file and ion-config.edn file and tried to push. it starts downloading a bunch of deps and tips over on the java-io one. would it help to rm my maven repository and push again?

hard for me to say

what you posted above doesn't seem to hit that, so not sure what the problem is

when i ran the above it output something like “downloading … ion-dev” and many other files. Those were created in .m2/repository path.

rm -rf ~/.m2/repository caused a widescale download. it did download java-io 1.14 but failed later on java-io 1.11

i really appreciate the effort to help

in the very beginning i was getting a problem downloading com.datomic/ion from the deps.

Oh…I somehow deleted the S3 bucket containing the revision

Well, the IAM policy for that bucket, not the bucket itself. Hence the Access Denied.

i entered my credentials into the .m2/settings.xml and it did not help. I am however able to download all packages if i use the https endpoints for the files. It just seems that i now have a deps issue where it is downloading a version of java-io from datomic that doesn’t exist. Even if i try to aws s3 cp for the file i’m unable to get it.

when i do clj -Adev -m datomic.ion.dev '{:op :push :creds-profile "default" :region "us-east-2" :uname "test1"}' it downloads maybe a hundred files and one of them is java-io 1.14 but then much later in the process i get the following error

{:command-failed
 "{:op :push :creds-profile \"default\" :region \"us-east-2\" :uname \"test1\"}",
 :causes
 ({:message
   "Failed to read artifact descriptor for com.datomic:java-io:jar:0.1.11",
   :class ArtifactDescriptorException}
  {:message
   "Could not transfer artifact com.datomic:java-io:pom:0.1.11 from/to datomic-cloud (): Forbidden (403)",
   :class ArtifactResolutionException}
  {:message
   "Could not transfer artifact com.datomic:java-io:pom:0.1.11 from/to datomic-cloud (): Forbidden (403)",
   :class ArtifactTransferException}
  {:message "Forbidden (403)", :class HttpResponseException})}