Calling AWS CLI on Run Command Tool (Automated Scheduler)

[RonGatmaitan]

I have a workflow that lists the files in a particular AWS S3 Bucket using AWS CLI thru the Run Command Tool. 

Commands in the BAT file:

cd\

cd [Amazon CLI path]

aws s3 ls [bucket path] > [file destination path] --profile [profile name] --no-verify-ssl

Errors (actually, warnings) generated:

Insecure request warning: Unverified HTTP request is being made to host [host name]. Adding certificate verification is strongly advised.

The workflow works fine, despite the warnings, when I run manually. The problem is, the scheduler is not generating the desired results.

There are 2 ways I am looking to address this, both of which I do not know how:

1. Address the Amazon CLI command, so that the error (warning) will not show

2. Ignore the Run Command Tool error. This seems to be easier, but can it be done?

[apathetichell]

This is an AWS CLI warning (actually a Python warning triggered by the AWS CLI). The easiest way around this is including a path to a certificate in lieu of your no-verify-ssl tag.

[RonGatmaitan]

Hi @apathetichell,

How to, Sir? Where to look?

[apathetichell]

https://www.shellhacks.com/aws-cli-ssl-validation-failed-solved/

[Felipe_Ribeir0]

Hi @RonGatmaitan 

I really dont know the solution for your problem specific problem with cli, but this macro uses python/boto3 library to see what is inside of s3 buckets and move files. Maybe it is a worth try.

COPY FILES BETWEEN S3 BUCKETS/KEYS - Alteryx Community