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I'm trying to follow the directions on [this tips page](https://git-annex.branchable.com/tips/using_Amazon_Glacier/) to easily back up some large home videos to Glacier. I followed the steps and everything worked fine until the `git annex copy`, at which point it claimed it was successful but had uploaded 0 bytes, as well as dumping the usage message for `glacier-cli` at the terminal (without any error):
Emily $ git annex copy --to glacier README
copy README (gpg) (checking glacier...) (to glacier...)
100% 0.0 B/s 0s
glacier <command> [args]
Commands
vaults - Operations with vaults
jobs - Operations with jobs
upload - Upload files to a vault. If the vault doesn't exits, it is
created
Common args:
--access_key - Your AWS Access Key ID. If not supplied, boto will
use the value of the environment variable
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
--secret_key - Your AWS Secret Access Key. If not supplied, boto
will use the value of the environment variable
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
--region - AWS region to use. Possible values: us-east-1, us-west-1,
us-west-2, ap-northeast-1, eu-west-1.
Default: us-east-1
Vaults operations:
List vaults:
glacier vaults
Jobs operations:
List jobs:
glacier jobs <vault name>
Uploading files:
glacier upload <vault name> <files>
Examples :
glacier upload pics *.jpg
glacier upload pics a.jpg b.jpg
ok
(Recording state in git...)
Doing a `glacier vaults` also does not show any new vaults, and getting the usage message is obviously not normal.
I tried doing a manual upload to a vault I already had sitting around from some years ago called `TVault`, and that looked to work fine:
Emily $ glacier upload TVault README
Uploading README to TVault... done. Vault returned ArchiveID [omitted]
(The update date hasn't updated on the management console yet, but I understand that may take up to a day.)
Does anyone know what's going on, or is there at least a way to get a useful error message to output?
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