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    <p>Currently I am using Amazon Web Services(AWS) and to open an S3 bucket, save its contents to a directory in an EC2, I then create a tar file from everything that is in that directory and push that tar file to AWS Glacier. The last step that I was trying to accomplish was to have the script terminate when the tar file has been successfully upload to AWS Glacier (Which takes 3-5 hours). </p> <p>Currently I am stumped as to how to take the archive_id and ask the vault if the tar file has been successfully loaded. </p> <p>To interact with AWS Glacier I have been using the python boto tool. I included the python\boto code that uploads the file to glacier and some of the quick tests I have tried to run to just figure out if the code has successfully been uploaded or not. So far all of the tests return false. </p> <p>I excluded a few tests about the status_code which was also returning false for everything as well and when I try to print out any of these only the not completed and in progress (As expect) prints out anything, yet when I try to match the archive_id or retrieve_job to what is returned in the list of jobs I get no matches. An additional note is the lists that these are saved in when it is printed they all the same ( Job(arn:aws:glacier:us-east-1:232412618534:vaults/glacier-poc) )</p> <p>How to return true when the job is completed?</p> <pre><code> import boto import sys ACCESS_KEY_ID = "..." SECRET_ACCESS_KEY = "..." FILENAME = sys.argv[1] GLACIER_VAULT_NAME = sys.argv[2] connection = boto.connect_glacier(aws_access_key_id=ACCESS_KEY_ID, aws_secret_access_key=SECRET_ACCESS_KEY) vault = connection.get_vault(GLACIER_VAULT_NAME) archive_id = vault.upload_archive(FILENAME) open("glacier.txt", "a").write(FILENAME + " " + archive_id + "\n") retrieve_job = vault.retrieve_archive(archive_id) a = vault.list_jobs(completed=True) b = vault.list_jobs(completed=False) print "Is In Completed List" print archive_id in a print "Is In NOT Completed List" print archive_id in b print "Is In Completed List" print retrieve_job in a print "Is In NOT Completed List" print retrieve_job in b </code></pre>
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