It looks to me like you are using the <accessKeyId> value to create the signature instead of the <accessSecret> value
Read my post Re: signature problem you can see from the Ruby example and the note to Step 3 of the spec that the key to use is <accessSecret> with added "&".
Sometimes questions glaringly expose a need which isn't the primary one. So the answers help you on "wat i need", because they might make you understand what you need really in the first place, to be able to help yourself.
am just want to fix my qustion
Good idea - go ahead, fix your question: better question, better answers.