Reputation: 460
I've created a bucket and uploaded the cors.json file to it to set the bucket's cors policy. But when I run the command:
gsutil cors set cors.json gs://my_bucket
All I receive back is the message: No such file or directory.
Even when I run the command
gsutil ls gs://my_bucket
I get the file back:
gs://my_bucket/cors.json
Can someone help me to understand why the command gsutil cors set cors.json gs://my_bucket
is finding my file?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1820
Reputation: 460
The problem is that I've created the cors.json
file within the bucket, while it needed to be outside of it. So I just upload the file to the current path in the terminal and it worked fine.
Google's documentation says only to create a file, I think it should be more explicit.
Upvotes: 2