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Table 22 HTTP status codes (continued)
Notes/Suggested actions Description Code
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Request to be granted administrative privileges
Or
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Request to be added to the access control list
with read or write permissions for that
container.
The request was a valid request, but
you do not have the appropriate
access rights to the resource. 403 Forbidden
Generally, either the resource never existed, or
it has been deleted in the meantime, or it may
be available after some time. The requested resource (account,
container, or object) could not be
found. 404 Not Found
Check your code. A request was made of a resource
using a request method not supported
by that resource. 405 Method Not
Allowed
For example, you cannot delete a container that
contains objects. You are not allowed to perform the
requested operation. 409 Conflict
Check your command/API. A Content-Length request header was
not specified. 411 Length Required
This refers to the Conditional Get of Objects and
Object Versioning. The server does not meet one of the
preconditions that the requester put on
the request. 412 Precondition
Failed
The content of an object cannot be larger than
5GB. The request is larger than the server is
willing or able to process. 413 Request Entity
Too Large
The following constraints apply to the API's HTTP
requests: The URI (uniform resource identifier)
provided was too long for the server
to process. 414 Request-URI Too
Long
•
Maximum number of HTTP headers per
request: 90
• Maximum length of all HTTP headers: 4096
bytes
•
Maximum length per HTTP request line: 8192
bytes
• Maximum length of HTTP request: 5 gigabytes
•
Maximum length of container name: 256
bytes
• Maximum length of object name: 1024 bytes
This indicates that some form of corruption
occurred in the transfer. Retry the operation. The MD5 checksum of an uploaded
object body does not match the value
supplied in the Etag request header. 422 Unprocessable
Entity
Rest operations for a short period and retry the
operation. The user has sent too many requests
in a given amount of time. 429 Too Many
Requests
The following constraints apply to the API's HTTP
requests: Either an individual header field or all
the header fields collectively are too
large. 431 Request Header
Fields Too Large
• Maximum number of HTTP headers per
request: 90
•
Maximum length of all HTTP headers: 4096
bytes
• Maximum length per HTTP request line: 8192
bytes
•
Maximum length of HTTP request: 5 gigabytes
•
Maximum length of container name: 256
bytes
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