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AWS proxy request-signing policies are documented as fail-closed

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Three settings control AWS proxy request signing, all defaulting to deny with a 403.

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What

Settings expose three policies for AWS requests passing through the proxy, covering streaming, presigned and sigv4a requests. Each accepts deny or passthrough, and deny is documented as the default: the request fails closed with a 403. passthrough forwards it without re-signing, which the upstream service will reject on signature grounds.

Evidence

` deny (default) fails closed with a 403; passthrough forwards the request unre-signed (the upstream will reject its signature). `

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