title: AWS-CLI acccess to S3 on Linux Machine
body: <p>I am wanting to set up a recursive sync from a Linux machine (Fedora) to an AWS S3 bucket.  I am logged into Linux as root and have an AWS Key and Secret associated with a specific AWS user "Lisa".</p>
  
  <p>I have installed aws-cli, s3cmd, and attempted to configure both.  I have verified the aws/configure and aws/credentials files both have a default user and a "Lisa" user with Access Key and Secret pairs.  I receive errors stating that Access is Denied, access key and secret pair not found.  I have researched this on the web and verified that there are no environment variables that could be overriding the configure &amp; credential files.  I have also granted full access permissions to the bucket created through the AWS Console to all logged in users.  I have not rotated the keys, as they were first created a week ago, and I was able to log-in &amp; set-up the AWS console using that same key pair.</p>
  
  <p>What else should I be doing before rotating the keys?</p>