Management & Governance

Our AWS partner setup metrics and alarms for us a couple years ago, and one of them was an alarm to watch for API activity where the "user" was not signed in with MFA. It appears they used something like in this link, but it's not in the public documentation anymore. https://github.com/awsdocs/aws-cloudtrail-user-guide/blob/master/doc_source/cloudwatch-alarms-for-cloudtrail-additional-examples.md#cloudwatch-alarms-for-cloudtrail-no-mfa-example Over time we had to add additional parameters to the filter for things like AWSServiceRoleForAutoScaling. Eventually we reached the 1024 character limit of the filter expression. Is there a way to work around that limit, or since the example has been removed from AWS documentation, is it no longer necessary to have an alarm that is triggered when API calls are made without MFA?

I use AWS CLI -- "aws network-firewall update-firewall-delete-protection --firewall-name FMManagedNetworkFirewallfirewallXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX --no-delete-protection", i get this error "An error occurred (ResourceOwnerCheckException) when calling the UpdateFirewallDeleteProtection operation: Requested resource owner is invalid."

Morning, I would like to add a graph of each occurrence of a WARNING in a log stream. I created a metric filter, the pattern "WARNING" and when I test I see all the occurrences. But, when I goto the metrics and graph it, it never goes above 1. So over an hour I see it go .02, .05, 1, etc. I am trying to do a graph over time and look and see the spikes, etc. so how do I have it count or total etc? Normally 1 warning has 5 or 7 different WARNINGS at that same time so would be great to see that spike to 7, then nothing. So how do I make that graph work that way or get those values. Thanks

AWSSecurityTokenServiceException: User: arn:aws:iam::xxx is not authorized to perform: sts:AssumeRole on resource: arn:aws:iam::xxx (Service: AWSSecurityTokenService; Status Code: 403; Error Code: AccessDenied; Request ID: xxx; Proxy: null) at io.mitigant.mitigantapi.aws.ssmdocuments.AWSSimpleSystemsManagementDocumentsSecurityRule.lambda$apply$5(AWSSimpleSystemsManagementDocumentsSecurityRule.java:66) ... (39 additional frame(s) were not displayed) CompletionException: com.amazonaws.services.securitytoken.model.AWSSecurityTokenServiceException: User: arn:aws:iam::xxx is not authorized to perform: sts:AssumeRole on resource: arn:aws:iam::xxx (Service: AWSSecurityTokenService; Status Code: 403; Error Code: AccessDenied; Request ID: xxx; Proxy: null) at java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture.encodeThrowable(CompletableFuture.java:314) at java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture.completeThrowable(CompletableFuture.java:319) at java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture$AsyncSupply.run(CompletableFuture.java:1702) at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1128) at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:628) ... Free free to send us meeting invite online also (1 additional frame(s) were not displayed)

Hello All, Using Landing Zone. Each sub account has its own admin users. I would like to implement this as a service control policy from the main account. We have a job workflow in github actions which requests an access token from the AWS IdP provider that we created at our end. This short lived access token is then passed on to an IAM role which has been mentioned in the github workflow. As part of creating the trust relationship of this IAM role, our ORG repo needs to be mentioned. However, this trust relationship can either be edited or a 2nd role with web identity federation can be created to bypass this trust relationship. This way the role can actually be used on via a public repo as well. I would like to deny access to a specific IdP provider while creating an IAM role. sample code ``` { "Version": "2008-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Allow", "Principal": { "Federated": "arn:aws:iam::ACCOUNT_ID:oidc-provider/token.actions.githubusercontent.com" }, "Action": "sts:AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity", "Condition": { "StringLike": { "token.actions.githubusercontent.com:sub": "repo:ORG/*" } } } ] } ``` Using the UpdateAssumeRolePolicy IAM action I can deny any the ability to edit the trust relationship, however, as a work around, admin users can still create a role with a custom string. Let me know if you need any further information Thanks dsids

Hello is it possible to set a subscription filter policy on the topic to just get the "complianceType": "NON_COMPLIANT" messages. Im lost in this filter policies. tried `{ "complianceType": [ "NON_COMPLIANT" ] }` but that didnt work.

Hi, Is there any CRUD API for the Purchase Order menu in the billing Console. In my compagny we resell AWS Organizations and need to defined PO number , and our PO number often change. I would like to be ale to change the PO number thru an API Call / CloudFormation etc Is that possible ? Thanks for your help

I would like to use the [quickstart dragen](https://github.com/aws-quickstart/quickstart-illumina-dragen) to create all the infrastructure required to run Dragen. Something that is not clear for me as i'm new, is the VPC part of this quickstart that use an other [quickstart](https://github.com/aws-quickstart/quickstart-aws-vpc/tree/b7aefd089e944d77cdc2b083886cdc498d2a6ee4) as a submodule. I would like to be sure that it use a S3 gateway endpoint because the pipeline transfers large files between s3 and the ec2 instance

Hi all, I created a Snowpipe and now Unable to upload to my s3 bucket. I am logged into the right user, and I have added an s3 bucket policy to allow me to get get objects and put object in my bucket. Also, I cannot turn off public access because I need my files to stay on my account. Thanks

Hello, i have recently used `console.dir` in our nodejs lambda. I was quite surprised to see that output in CW is different than those of `console.log`. When i run the same test in nodejs REPL the result is the same. Lambda test code ``` const data = {traceId:'de719dc830dd30b74983f14e861ebxxx',parentId:'ae0efdedc04c4xxx',name:'getAllBusinessObjectEventsSpan',id:'85263fd6abb5bxxx',kind:0,timestamp:655413722127740,duration: 4140227,attributes: {},status: { code: 0 },events:[],links: []}; console.log(data); console.dir(data, { depth: 3}); ``` Result in CW: * `console.log` - there is prefix with timestamp, correlation id and log level (2022-06-29T06:46:05.747Z 9e516xxx-axxx-4xxx-8xxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx INFO) and whole json is written as a single log record (this is expected) * `console.dir` - no prefix is present and each property in json is printed in its own log record (even opening and closing parenthesis) I thought behaviour should be identical as nodejs REPL yields same results and. Is logging by console.dir not supported in lambdas? Thanks a lot for any ideas

I have received cloud formation template from AWS Professional service to create a VPC which creates subnet in 3 AZ with 3 TGW attachment and also attach it Transit gateway. Customer requires a VPC which should have 3 CIDRS and one CIDR for each AZ . Is this possible via CFT. Please help . Below is the template: --- # Creates a VPC. Supports various patterns through Conditions. # This template is hardcoded to use 3 AZs. # Depends on SNTO being active, as well as the Subnet Calculator solution. AWSTemplateFormatVersion: 2010-09-09 Description: Standard VPC network ############## # Parameters # ############## Parameters: VPCName: Description: Text to prefix in the VPC resource names Type: String VPCPattern: Description: VPC pattern to create Type: String Default: 1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway AllowedValues: - 1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways - 1 public, 1 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways - 1 public, 2 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways - 1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway - 1 public, 2 private, with Transit Gateway - No public, 1 private in 3 AZs, with Transit Gateway - No public, 2 private in 3 AZs, with Transit Gateway VPCNetwork: Description: Network (WITHOUT the /prefix) to assign to the created VPC, eg. 10.123.0.0 Type: String AllowedPattern: ^(\d{1,3})\.(\d{1,3})\.(\d{1,3})\.(\d{1,3})$ CIDRPrefix: Description: "VPC CIDR prefix. Approximate IPs: /24: 150 IPs -- /23: 350 IPs -- /22: 750 IPs -- /21: 1500 IPs -- /20: 3000 IPs" Type: Number Default: 24 AllowedValues: - 24 - 23 - 22 - 21 - 20 TransitGatewayConnectivity: Description: Connectivity requirements, configures the Transit Gateway route tables. Type: String AllowedValues: # For the Mappings to work, we can only have alphanumeric chars, -, and . # No spaces. - "None" - "Standard" - "Inspection" # Add more as needed. Default: "Standard" SSMEndpoints: Description: Create SSM VPC interface endpoints? This allows using Session Manager to access the instance without a public subnet. Type: String Default: "No" AllowedValues: - "Yes" - "No" PrivateDomainName: Description: Private hosted zone DNS name for this VPC Type: String Default: awslocal # Advanced options: Private1SubnetMask: Description: > (Advanced) Override automatic subnet prefix selection. If this is set, all subnet masks below need to be specified. Set to 0 if subnet does not exist for the pattern. Type: String Default: Automatic AllowedValues: [ Automatic, 0, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 ] Private2SubnetMask: Description: (Advanced) Override automatic subnet mask selection. Type: String Default: Automatic AllowedValues: [ Automatic, 0, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 ] Private3SubnetMask: Description: (Advanced) Override automatic subnet mask selection. Type: String Default: Automatic AllowedValues: [ Automatic, 0, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 ] PublicSubnetMask: Description: (Advanced) Override automatic subnet mask selection. Type: String Default: Automatic AllowedValues: [ Automatic, 0, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 ] # For informational purposes only, for users calculating the available space themselves: TGWSubnetMask: # Not used Description: (Advanced) Override automatic subnet mask selection. Type: String Default: "28" AllowedValues: [ "28" ] Private1SubnetLabel: Description: Name for the first private subnet Type: String Default: "Private Subnet 1" Private2SubnetLabel: Description: (if applicable) Name for the second private subnet Type: String Default: "Private Subnet 2" Private3SubnetLabel: Description: (if applicable) Name for the third private subnet Type: String Default: "Private Subnet 3" PublicSubnetLabel: Description: Name for the public subet Type: String Default: "Public Subnet" Rules: NoTransitGatewayPattern: RuleCondition: !Or - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, "1 public, 1 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways" ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, "1 public, 2 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways" ] Assertions: - Assert: !Equals [ !Ref TransitGatewayConnectivity, "None" ] AssertDescription: 'VPC pattern has no Transit Gateway' HasTransitGatewayPattern: RuleCondition: !Not - !Or - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, "1 public, 1 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways" ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, "1 public, 2 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways" ] Assertions: - Assert: !Not [ !Equals [ !Ref TransitGatewayConnectivity, "None" ] ] AssertDescription: 'Transit Gateway pattern required for given pattern.' Mappings: ############# # Variables # ############# Variables: TransitGatewayID: Value: tgw-01bb62fb90cf083e5 VPCFlowLogBucket: Value: controltower-vpc-flow-logs-124669510339-ap-southeast-2 VPCFlowLogPrefix: Value: vpc-flow-logs NetworkAccountID: Value: "124669510339" ################################ # Transit Gateway route tables # ############################### # These are based on Conditions that looks at !Ref TransitGatewayConnectivity TransitGatewayRouteTablePatterns: "Standard": AssociateWith: "Standard" PropagateTo: "Inspection,On-premises" "Inspection": AssociateWith: "Inspection" PropagateTo: "Inspection,On-premises" "None": AssociateWith: "" PropagateTo: "" # Default VPC Prefix to subnet prefix mapping # Subnet prefix needs to take into account 3 x /28 for TGW "24": OneSubnet: Private1: 26 TwoSubnets: Private1: 27 PublicOrPrivate2: 27 ThreeSubnets: Private1: 27 Private2: 28 PublicOrPrivate3: 28 "23": OneSubnet: Private1: 25 TwoSubnets: Private1: 26 PublicOrPrivate2: 26 ThreeSubnets: Private1: 26 Private2: 27 PublicOrPrivate3: 27 "22": OneSubnet: Private1: 24 TwoSubnets: Private1: 25 PublicOrPrivate2: 25 ThreeSubnets: Private1: 25 Private2: 25 PublicOrPrivate3: 26 "21": OneSubnet: Private1: 23 TwoSubnets: Private1: 24 PublicOrPrivate2: 24 ThreeSubnets: Private1: 24 Private2: 24 PublicOrPrivate3: 25 "20": OneSubnet: Private1: 22 TwoSubnets: Private1: 23 PublicOrPrivate2: 23 ThreeSubnets: Private1: 23 Private2: 23 PublicOrPrivate3: 24 Metadata: AWS::CloudFormation::Interface: ParameterGroups: - Label: default: Required configuiraion Parameters: - VPCName - VPCNetwork - CIDRPrefix - Label: default: Networking configuration Parameters: - VPCPattern - TransitGatewayConnectivity - Label: default: Subnet naming Parameters: - Private1SubnetLabel - Private2SubnetLabel - Private3SubnetLabel - PublicSubnetLabel - Label: default: Advanced configuration Parameters: - Private1SubnetMask - Private2SubnetMask - Private3SubnetMask - PublicSubnetMask - TGWSubnetMask ParameterLabels: VPCNetwork: default: VPC IP network CIDRPrefix: default: VPC prefix/size VPCName: default: Name of the VPC. "VPC" will be appended to this name. VPCPattern: default: VPC pattern and subnets to create PrivateDomainName: default: Private DNS name TransitGatewayConnectivity: default: Transit Gateway connectivity requirements ############## # Conditions # ############## Conditions: AutomaticCidr: !Equals [ !Ref VPCNetwork, 'Automatic' ] SSMEndpoints: !Equals [ !Ref SSMEndpoints, "Yes" ] ConnectToTransitGateway: !Not - !Or - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 2 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] UseDedicatedNATGateways: !Or - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 2 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] HaveNATGatewaysPerAZ: !Or - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 2 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] # These count the number of subnet sets (not counting TGW subnets) OneSubnet: !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, 'No public, 1 private in 3 AZs, with Transit Gateway' ] TwoSubnets: !Or - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, 'No public, 2 private in 3 AZs, with Transit Gateway' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] # ThreeSubnets: Any other patter not matching the above. CreatePrivate2Subnets: !Or - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, 'No public, 2 private in 3 AZs, with Transit Gateway' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, 'No public, 3 private in 3 AZs, with Transit Gateway' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 2 private, with Transit Gateway' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 2 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] CreatePrivate3Subnets: !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, 'No public, 3 private in 3 AZs, with Transit Gateway' ] CreatePublicSubnets: !Or - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, with Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 2 private, with Transit Gateway' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 1 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] - !Equals [ !Ref VPCPattern, '1 public, 2 private, no Transit Gateway, dedicated NAT gateways' ] # Check if the subnet masks were overridden ManualSubnetMaskPrivate1: !Not [ !Equals [ !Ref Private1SubnetMask, 'Automatic' ] ] ManualSubnetMaskPrivate2: !Not [ !Equals [ !Ref Private2SubnetMask, 'Automatic' ] ] ManualSubnetMaskPrivate3: !Not [ !Equals [ !Ref Private3SubnetMask, 'Automatic' ] ] ManualSubnetMaskPublic: !Not [ !Equals [ !Ref PublicSubnetMask, 'Automatic' ] ] # Negative conditions: UseSharedNATGateways: !Not [ !Condition UseDedicatedNATGateways ] UserDefinedCidr: !Not [ !Condition AutomaticCidr ] # Compound Conditions: UseDedicatedNATGateways&HaveNATGatewaysPerAZ: !And - !Condition 'UseDedicatedNATGateways' - !Condition 'HaveNATGatewaysPerAZ' CreatePrivate2Subnets&UseDedicatedNATGateways: !And - !Condition 'CreatePrivate2Subnets' - !Condition 'UseDedicatedNATGateways' CreatePrivate2Subnets&UseDedicatedNATGateways&HaveNATGatewaysPerAZ: !And - !Condition 'CreatePrivate2Subnets' - !Condition 'UseDedicatedNATGateways' - !Condition 'HaveNATGatewaysPerAZ' CreatePrivate2Subnets&UseSharedNATGateways: !And - !Condition 'CreatePrivate2Subnets' - !Condition 'UseSharedNATGateways' CreatePrivate3Subnets&ConnectToTransitGateway: !And - !Condition 'CreatePrivate3Subnets' - !Condition 'ConnectToTransitGateway' Resources: ####### # VPC # ####### # This Custom resource reads the list of Subnets Labels+prefixes given, and returns a dictionary # with a key of the Label given, and the value of an array of 3 CIDRs (one for each AZ). # If the Prefix is set to 0, it's as though the prefix was not listed. # The custom resource lambda runs in the network account, exposed via SNS. SubnetCalculator: Type: Custom::SubnetCalculator Properties: ServiceToken: !Sub - arn:aws:sns:${AWS::Region}:${NetworkAccountID}:SubnetCalculatorV1 - NetworkAccountID: !FindInMap [ Variables, NetworkAccountID, Value ] VPCNetwork: !GetAtt VPC.CidrBlock AZs: 3 Subnets: # Always calculate the TGW subnet, so that it is easy to migrate from # a non-TGW pattern to a TGW one. It does not need to be used for non-TGW patterns. - Label: TGW Prefix: 28 - Label: Private1 Prefix: !If - ManualSubnetMaskPrivate1 # Then: - !Ref Private1SubnetMask # Else, automatic selection based on Mapping: - !If - OneSubnet - !FindInMap [ !Ref CIDRPrefix, "OneSubnet", Private1 ] - !If - TwoSubnets - !FindInMap [ !Ref CIDRPrefix, "TwoSubnets", Private1 ] # Else: - !FindInMap [ !Ref CIDRPrefix, "ThreeSubnets", Private1 ] - !If - CreatePrivate2Subnets - Label: Private2 Prefix: !If - ManualSubnetMaskPrivate2 # Then: - !Ref Private2SubnetMask # Else, automatic selection based on Mapping: - !If - TwoSubnets - !FindInMap [ !Ref CIDRPrefix, "TwoSubnets", PublicOrPrivate2 ] # Else - !FindInMap [ !Ref CIDRPrefix, "ThreeSubnets", Private2 ] # If not CreatePrivate2Subnets, skip this section: - !Ref AWS::NoValue - !If - CreatePrivate3Subnets - Label: Private3 Prefix: !If - ManualSubnetMaskPrivate3 # Then: - !Ref Private3SubnetMask # Else, automatic selection based on Mapping: - !FindInMap [ !Ref CIDRPrefix, "ThreeSubnets", PublicOrPrivate3 ] # If not CreatePrivate3Subnets, skip this section: - !Ref AWS::NoValue - !If - CreatePublicSubnets - Label: Public Prefix: !If - ManualSubnetMaskPublic # Then: - !Ref PublicSubnetMask # Else, automatic selection based on Mapping: - !If - TwoSubnets - !FindInMap [ !Ref CIDRPrefix, "TwoSu

The gauge widgets display well in cloudwatch console, but via public shared link, all the gauge widgets become line type. How can make the gauge widget shows in shared dashboard? Thanks

Is there a way to configure an account that can manage all tenants in an organization?

Currently I'm using the [VM Import/Export](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vm-import/latest/userguide/what-is-vmimport.html) to manually stand up EC2 instances from VMDKs stored on an S3 bucket. While this is great for small scale use cases, I'd ideally like the ability to cram this into a CloudFormation template so I can scale/automate the process. My Google-Fu isn't strong enough for me to find the correct way of doing this, or if it's even possible so I'm hoping the folks that browse Re:Post might have some experience. The ideal workflow would be having an S3 bucket full of VMDKs. Then uploading a CFT stack that would build the VPC, route table, subnets, yadda, yadda, yadda, then spin up instances based on the VMDKs. Any and all help is appreciated. Thanks!

Hi, I use CloudWatch to monitor the stats of a simple EC2 instance and an RDS instance. About two hours ago I have a whole in the graph for the RDS instance. There is no CPUCreditBalance no CPUUtilization and no CPUCreditUsage for 14 minutes. During this time the service was working and I've had no down time. After that time I have stats for CPUUtilization but CPUCreditBalance and CPUCreditUsage are still missing from the graph.

First off I am very new to AWS cloudformation, been working on templates for a couple months trying to create a cloudformation template that creates an SFTP transfer service and adds a custom hostname. I was able to create the route 53 hostname and it all works fine with the exception the AWS Transfer Family dashboard does not show the Hostname for the server. I suspect it has to do with tags as I found this [doc](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/transfer/latest/userguide/requirements-dns.html#requirements-use-r53). I am using a parameter to get the HostedZoneId and use it via HostedZoneId: !Ref HostedZoneIdParam in the SFTPServerDNSRecord resource. is there a way to use t hat same parameter in a key/value as in Key: aws:transfer:route53HostedZoneId Value: /hostedzone/!Ref HostedZoneIdParam Any assistance or guidance would be appreciated

Hello, I have problem with "Replication Agent" installation for "AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery" (DRS) on linux: Error: ./aws-replication-installer-64bit: error while loading shared libraries: libz.so.1: failed to map segment from shared object I used following commands: [ec2-user@ip-xxx ~]$ curl https://aws-elastic-disaster-recovery-eu-central-1.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/latest/linux/aws-replication-installer-init.py -o aws-replication-installer-init.py [ec2-user@ip-xxx ~]$ sudo python3 aws-replication-installer-init.py The installation of the AWS Replication Agent has started. AWS Region Name: eu-central-1 ./aws-replication-installer-64bit: error while loading shared libraries: libz.so.1: failed to map segment from shared object My environment: [ec2-user]$ uname -a Linux xxx 4.18.0-348.2.1.el8_5.x86_64 #1 SMP Mon Nov 8 13:30:15 EST 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux [ec2-user]$ cat /etc/os-release NAME="Red Hat Enterprise Linux" VERSION="8.5 (Ootpa)" Does anybody have similar problem? Thanks, Adrian Hollay

Hello, i made accidentialy an invitation to AWS Organizatons (instead of IAM Account XD) I asked the owner many time, to finish the registration, so that i could delete these wrong account. He does not finish it and i think he won't to it. The Owner of the wrong invited Organisation ist NOT Member of our Company. so: How can i remove this account from our company? The support is just telling me, i shall advise the owner of the mail adress, to complete the process. But i think, he won't do this. The invitation was accidental and I do not want to accept any costs or liability for what the owner of the email address is doing, as the invitation was not intended. Please help me to delete this organization. Without their help, the registration process will not be completed and without their help I will not be able to delete the organization. What can i do? :(