title: Amazon AWS S3 - Allow Pre-signed Expired URL to work
body: <p>Is there anyway that if you gave a someone a AWS S3 Pre-signed URL with Expiration (that is now expired) that you could alter the file meta data or some setting in AWS to disregard the expiration and allow file access to that specific file (I guess it would bear some semblance to making the file public, but even with setting the file to be public, when you pass in the Expiration param, it will deny access because it has expired and I need to pass in the Pre-signed params such as AWSAccessKey/Expiration/Sig as it was opriginally.) </p>
  
  <p>My issue is that an external developer was given a AWS S3 Pre-signed URL (not an AWS S3 hosted website which I think I could do a redirect) to embed in their app and for the older versions of that app that are out in the wild, the app can't retrieve the content from S3 because the url expired. We are no longer doing it this way, but for the older versions that are still out there, is there anyway we can make an expired url work again?</p>
  
  <p>Thanks!</p>