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fix 403 error from AWS when sending a signed request#205

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This PR fixes 403 errors from AWS when sending signed requests.

AWS uses the headers when signing, and since we are altering the headers when injecting the span context, the signature would become invalid. This is unnecessary for requests to AWS since it cannot propagate context, so this PR removes the injection for these requests.

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@rochdev rochdev merged commit 4dc670f into master Jul 30, 2018
@rochdev rochdev deleted the fix-aws-signature branch July 30, 2018 18:29
tlhunter added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2023
- removes the code that disabled tracing headers when amazon signature headers were present
- essentially reverts #205
- was originally done to prevent breaking AWS signatures
- apparently the presence of our headers does not break amazon signatures after all
- fixes #3719
tlhunter added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2023
- removes the code that disabled tracing headers when amazon signature headers were present
- essentially reverts #205
- was originally done to prevent breaking AWS signatures
- apparently the presence of our headers does not break amazon signatures after all
- fixes #3719
pull Bot pushed a commit to astradot/dd-trace-js that referenced this pull request Nov 15, 2023
- removes the code that disabled tracing headers when amazon signature headers were present
- essentially reverts DataDog#205
- was originally done to prevent breaking AWS signatures
- apparently the presence of our headers does not break amazon signatures after all
- fixes DataDog#3719
khanayan123 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 2, 2024
- removes the code that disabled tracing headers when amazon signature headers were present
- essentially reverts #205
- was originally done to prevent breaking AWS signatures
- apparently the presence of our headers does not break amazon signatures after all
- fixes #3719
khanayan123 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 2, 2024
- removes the code that disabled tracing headers when amazon signature headers were present
- essentially reverts #205
- was originally done to prevent breaking AWS signatures
- apparently the presence of our headers does not break amazon signatures after all
- fixes #3719
khanayan123 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 2, 2024
- removes the code that disabled tracing headers when amazon signature headers were present
- essentially reverts #205
- was originally done to prevent breaking AWS signatures
- apparently the presence of our headers does not break amazon signatures after all
- fixes #3719
khanayan123 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 2, 2024
- removes the code that disabled tracing headers when amazon signature headers were present
- essentially reverts #205
- was originally done to prevent breaking AWS signatures
- apparently the presence of our headers does not break amazon signatures after all
- fixes #3719
erikvanbrakel pushed a commit to mazedesignhq/dd-trace-js that referenced this pull request Jul 5, 2024
- removes the code that disabled tracing headers when amazon signature headers were present
- essentially reverts DataDog#205
- was originally done to prevent breaking AWS signatures
- apparently the presence of our headers does not break amazon signatures after all
- fixes DataDog#3719
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