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> 08-Apr 13:37 xx.y.net-sd JobId 33: Sending spooled attrs to > msg=S3_put_object ERR=NameLookupError CURL Effective URL: name>./CLD-0007/part.6 CURL Effective URL: name>./CLD-0007/part.6 retry=10

> 33 Back Full 0 0 CloudS3Backup SD Uploading to > JobId Type Level Files Bytes Name Status >Downloads (0 B/s) (ETA 0 s) Queued=0 0 B, Waiting=0 0 B, Processed=0 0 >Uploads (0 B/s) (ETA 0 s) Queued=0 0 B, Waiting=0 0 B, Processed=0 0 > Device Cloud (S3 Plugin): "S3" (/mnt/bacula/cloud) is not open. > I did a lot of research and manipulations but without result. > Please help me find the source of this problem. Msg=S3_put_object ERR=XmlParseFailure Failed writing body (0 != 181) Add the self-signed Tableau Server certificate to your computer's keychain, as per the following Apple Support article: macOS High Sierra: Add certificates to a keychain CauseThis error corresponds to libcurl error code 60, which typically indicates that a CA certificate or some other required certificate in the certificate chain is missing.Since I changed the URIStyle to Path, the error message became: When using a self-signed certificate, it is necessary to install this certificate on all client machines that will be using Tableau Desktop. Use the following steps to install the self-signed Tableau Server certificate. Self-signed certificates Tableau Desktop on Windows In this instance, the SSL Certificate Chain File in Step 6 of the Configure SSL section is required, not optional.Īdditionally, you can add the root certificate to your computer's keychain to ensure that the certificate authority is trusted by your computer. For more information, see SSL in Tableau Help. Work with your IT team to add the entire SSL certificate chain to the Tableau Server configuration. Restart Tableau Desktop and retry the connection.Follow steps 3 and 4 for any duplicate Tableau Server certificates in Intermediate Certification Authorities > Certificates.

Delete all the Tableau Server certificates whose serial number does not match the correct Tableau Server certificate.

If there are duplicate certificates for Tableau Server, open each one and check the Serial number on the Details tab.

Navigate to Trusted Root Certification Authorities > Certificates.

Open the Start menu and type certmgr, then open Manage computer certificates.

Some of these certificates may not match the actual Tableau Server certificate, which will cause the error.

Allow the importing of the certificate, and then click OK.Įnsure there are no duplicate certificates for Tableau Server CA in the Windows certificate store.

Select Place all certificates in the following store, click Browse, select Trusted Root Certification Authorities, and then click OK, Next, and Finish.

Double-click the certificate file, click Install Certificate, and then click Next.

Copy the certificate file (.crt) to the computer running Tableau Desktop.

Use the following steps to install the root CA and other chain certificates: Work with your local IT team to verify that all required root CA and intermediate chain certificates are installed. Resolution Certificate Authority (CA)-Signed Certificates Tableau Desktop on Windows Step 1 When logging in to Tableau Server in a browser, the login is successful.