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Based on the provided information, it seems that the bucket policy is configured to deny all actions on the bucket, including listing objects and deleting the bucket itself. This policy is designed to restrict access to specific users or AWS accounts. Modify the bucket policy: Update the bucket policy to remove the "Deny" statement that prevents deletion. The modified policy should allow the necessary permissions to delete the bucket. You can also visit this part of the documentation: Verifying a bucket owner to check the bucket owner.
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Thanks for the quick response David. That worked perfectly.
Thanks David. I had to delete the bucket policy, then go to Block Public Access and uncheck some of the settings there. When I came back, I was able to edit the Bucket Policy and again to allow access. That worked and I was able to delete this bucket.
Based on the error message you received, it looks like you don't have the necessary permissions to edit the bucket policy, or the existing policy conflicts with the Block Public Access settings. To edit the bucket policy, you need the s3:PutBucketPolicy permission.
Additionally, the Deny statement in your bucket policy is blocking all access ("Principal": "") to the "vigilant-pol" bucket ("Resource": ["arn:aws:s3:::vigilant-pol", "arn:aws:s3:::vigilant-pol/"]) except for specific AWS user IDs ("aws:userId" condition).
You must ensure that you have the required permissions as a user to modify the bucket policy. If you are certain you have the necessary permissions, you can try removing the Deny statement or modifying it to allow the desired access. Make sure to review your Block Public Access settings as well to ensure they align with your intended policy changes. To modify the bucket policy in such cases, you need to either disable or adjust the Block Public Access settings to allow the desired level of access. However, it's important to carefully evaluate the security implications and only make changes that align with your security requirements and policies.
I'm glad that I could help you.