I'm having some problems with Firebase storage lately.
We have this error message i the browser when we try to access a file that we just uploaded
{
"error": {
"code": 400,
"message": "Could not get object. Please ensure firebase-
storage#system.gserviceaccount.com is set as an OWNER of this
object."
}
}
We tried to add the permission for the bucket in the console but it doesn't work. Does anyone have the same problem?
Does firebase-storage#system.gserviceaccount.com have Storage Admin role?
You can check it in GCP by going to Storage > Browser and selecting Edit Bucket Permissions from the kebab menu (⋮) next to the bucket name.
Are you on a paid plan (Blaze)? This might actually be a problem with your Billing Account (like an expired credit card) that you missed. In this case, you would be getting this error trying to access objects in all but the default bucket. Fixing Billing Account problem should fix the access problem.
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Been using the Google Cloud Storage to upload archives of my files weekly, until suddenly this error now appears.
Upload cannot be completed
You don't have permission to upload files to this bucket. Contact the bucket or project owner to be given the "storage.objects.create" permission.
I have tried to grant myself the storage.objects.create permission, even when on the very same page I can verify I have that very permission it still complains that I do not have it.
This is a typical U.I. internal issue on GCP. More people had this issue and it was solved. You can use the upload button as a workaround, but in order to solve it you have 2 options. In case you are entitled to have support you can open a support ticket, stating your context. The other option, in case you are not entitled for support is creating a public issue tracker.
To investigate this issue further, the entitled teams will need you to record a HTTP Archive HAR while
recreating the steps that led to the error, then attach the saved HAR file to
the issue description. HAR files contain header and request information for a browsing
session and are useful for troubleshooting a variety of problems. Detailed
instructions can be found here.
A HAR file can contain sensitive information including, but not limited to,
passwords, cookies, private keys and credit card numbers. As such, it is better that you review the generated HAR file, and sanitize it of any such
information.
Additionally, it is advised that you sign out of any sessions that were active
during the time that the HAR file was generated in order to invalidate them.
Incognito mode is not enough to guarantee this, as the session may still be
active, even after closing the incognito window.
i did a transfer for my app from an account google play developer to another one , but when i tried to edit my game details this error shows "An unexpected error occurred. Please try again later. (4800403)" , any solution ?
its like they didn't complet the transfer steps (or i must do them myself) so what i did is sign in to https://console.developers.google.com with the old account email and then i added the new account email as an owner and thats gave me the rights to do whatever i want to my game in my new account developer console , to finish the relation with the old account i removed its email from https://console.developers.google.com using my new account as owner
When creating sandbox accounts through the developer.paypal.com dashboard, either individually or with Bulk Account Upload, the accounts that should only have a bank account are not created correctly. When I look at the account profile there is an error notice: "We experienced some issues on our end while creating this Sandbox account. Please delete it and try again." It was the same one that I was getting on all accounts created without a hard enough password. There is no payment methods in the created accounts. I can log into the accounts and they appear to work fine except trying to add payment methods to the "Wallet" does not work. Is there anyway to find out the actual error or get around this bug?
I believe this is an intermittent issue and clearing cookie and cache on your browser will help.
If the issue still persist, you might need to file a ticket via https://www.paypal-techsupport.com/app/ask and provide all the relevant information (e.g: screenshot of the error message, browser information, etc). Their technical support will check this for you.
I'm trying to host files on a Google Cloud Bucket. I've used the service before, but now it's acting up on me with a new bucket for a different client.
For some reason, when I click the "Share Publicly" checkbox, it instantly unchecks itself and refuses to share the file.
Can anyone tell me how to fix this?
Update: After more experimentation, I've found that my client's account completely refuses to allow sharing for some unexplained reason. He's entered his billing information and is still on Trial time, but I don't know if that has anything to do with the issue. I've tried creating other buckets and modifying permissions with GSUTIL but no luck.
I'm unable to create a domain name bucket under google cloud storage.
I get this error message:
Server Error
Whoops! Our bad.
Please try again. If the problem persists, please let us know using the "Send feedback" link below. Copy the tracking number below, and include it with your feedback. Thanks!
Tracking Number: undefined
Any thoughts? I tried putting any other domain name just in case it was specific to my domain and I keep getting the same message.
Most likely the issue is related to the domain verification. It's a google bug. You should open the Chrome developer tool and see the JSON response which provides some useful information.