Preventing RequestTimeTooSkewed from happening in the browser

[nuthinking]

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Describe the question
If, for any reason, I change manually the time of my computer to a different one than the actual one (e.g. a day before) when I try to upload a file using this library I get the RequestTimeTooSkewed error. This happens even if I set AWS.config.correctClockSkew = true or myS3.config.correctClockSkew = true.

Is there any way to prevent this error from happening? Thanks!

[stagr]

Similar issue in aws-sdk-js-v3: aws/aws-sdk-js-v3#2208

[ajredniwja]

Hey @nuthinking thanks for opening this issue, I suspect that is because the config gets overwritten with your constructor.

The way to workaround that in V2 is mentioned here #399 (comment)

[nuthinking]

@ajredniwja that code can fix S3 but not MediaEncoder.

[ajredniwja]

I can try to work with it, can you share repro code?

[nuthinking]

Basically, I uploaded a file on s3 (thanks to the fix above) and then created a job with MediaConvert.createJob(params), the job creation fails. I get a CORS error or a Network Fail error depending on if after the upload on s3 I adjust AWS.config.systemClockOffset. I ended up creating a proxy for MediaEncoder.