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title: 'restic option to configure S3 region'
date: '2019-11-23T07:08:07-06:00'
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title: 'restic option to configure S3 region'
date: '2019-11-23T07:08:07-06:00'
status: publish
permalink: /restic-option-to-configure-s3-region
author: admin
excerpt: ''
type: post
id: 1424
category:
- OCI
- 'Oracle Bare Metal Cloud Services'
- restic
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If you find yourself relying on restic using rclone to talk to non-default regions you may want to check out the just released restic version 0.9.6. To me it appears to be fixed when working with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) object storage. Below shows a test accessing Phoenix endpoint with the new -o option.
```bash
restic -r s3:.compat.objectstorage.us-phoenix-1.oraclecloud.com/restic-backups snapshots -o s3.region=us-phoenix-1
repository <....> opened successfully, password is correct ID Time Host Tags Paths
f23784fd 2019-10-27 05:10:02 host01.domain.com mytag /etc ````