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Thanks for your reply. I worked through that page as best I could and had no luck. But I did find a workaround for now.
THE PAGE
I have only one user set up in IAM, and their permissions from the group they're in are AmazonS3FullAccess. I sign in as root user, which is how I created the bucket. I find it confusing that this identity is not listed in IAM, but I assume the root has all permissions as well.
THE WORKAROUND
After doing some googling, I found that if I make the bucket open to the public then I can save the bucket policy and then make the bucket private again. This seems very strange, but it allowed me to save a bucket policy. (The policy isn't doing what I want but that's a separate issue and thread in this forum.)
Hi there,
I definitely understand the frustration you're experiencing with that error message.
Please give these troubleshooting steps: https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/s3-access-denied-bucket-policy/ a go to see if they help to mitigate the issue.
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Thanks, @kohlab... You saved my day... :-)