If 'host' is passed as an HTTP header, make it part of the canonical request. If this does not happen, the host extracted from the URI will be used to create the canonical header. The mismatch between host header and header listed in the canonical request will authentication failures, as the signature is calculated over the entire request
okigan
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5 years ago
If 'host' is passed as an HTTP header, make it part of the canonical request. If this does not happen, the host extracted from the URI will be used to create the canonical header. The mismatch between host header and header listed in the canonical request will authentication failures, as the signature is calculated over the entire request