I opened a ticket with Objectfirst with the support exchanges with Veeam.
Yes, the S3 repository is an object with immutability set to a number of days.
What seems logical to me is that after the days have elapsed, the immutability on the object should no longer be active.
But apparently, deletion by Veeam remains impossible.
And based on your message, it seems that since the S3 is an immutable S3, there is no possibility of deletion via the command line, even after the immutability date has expired.
So I think the only solution is to delete it directly from the object storage using command lines or a tool specific to ObjectFirst.
I will wait for a response from Object First, who work closely with Veeam, to find a solution, as I don't think I will be the only one in this situation in the coming years.
Yes, the S3 repository is an object with immutability set to a number of days.
What seems logical to me is that after the days have elapsed, the immutability on the object should no longer be active.
But apparently, deletion by Veeam remains impossible.
And based on your message, it seems that since the S3 is an immutable S3, there is no possibility of deletion via the command line, even after the immutability date has expired.
So I think the only solution is to delete it directly from the object storage using command lines or a tool specific to ObjectFirst.
I will wait for a response from Object First, who work closely with Veeam, to find a solution, as I don't think I will be the only one in this situation in the coming years.
Statistics: Posted by jfrobs — Sep 12, 2025 7:55 am
