createPseudoDirectory always throws exception "A header you provided implies functionality that is not implemented"

[xaben]

Looks like a duplicate of aws/aws-sdk-js#15 but in php.

While using the stream-wrapper and creating a folder with mkdir, the createPseudoDirectory function is called and it passes an empty body to the putObject function. Which I suppose doesn't send a ContentLength header (didn't investigate).

Setting $params['Body'] to any value fixes this.

[miklos-martin]

@xaben what version of the SDK and guzzle are you using? Can it be some region specific issue? In what region is your bucket?
I reported the same here: #273 but after a while the error was gone and I couldn't reproduce it anymore.

[xaben]

These are the versions I encountered the issue with:
aws/aws-sdk-php (2.6.5)
guzzle/guzzle (v3.9.1)
Bucket is in Ireland

Tested again today same computer, same install, but from a different network location and the issue disappeared.

The first network location was an ADSL. And now I'm on cable broadband. Both are from same ISP.

[mtdowling]

The SDK always sends a Content-Length header when sending requests to Amazon S3 (as that's required by S3). You can view what's being sent over the wire using verbose cURL output: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-sdk-php/guide/latest/faq.html#how-can-i-see-what-data-is-sent-over-the-wire. Maybe that will show you something interesting (perhaps a redirect that is causing issues).

[mtdowling]

I'm unable to reproduce this and it sounds like it works for you now based on your comment on May 26 . It's possible that you updated the SDK when testing on the new host, which is possibly the reason it works now. I'm going to resolve this issue, but feel free to reopen if you can provide verbose curl output for a failing case.