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SSL: WRONG_VERSION_NUMBER #8621
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Are you making HTTP requests to an HTTPS server? |
[I 14:23:53.493 NotebookApp] 302 GET / (127.0.0.1) 10.08ms In Chrome the notebook works but I get a red-line through HTTPS: In Safari, which is also using HTTPS, the notebook can’t connect to the kernel:
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This is a limitation of Safari. It will not allow ssl websocket connections with self-signed certificates. To use a self-signed cert with Safari, you need to add it to your Keychain to make it a fully trusted cert. |
Ok. I’ll try it. Any ideas on this:
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I had the same error
Problem was that I was trying to access the notebook through |
I have the same issue, but neither http:// nor https:// works for me. |
It's solved now. It's just about proceeding to enter a password. https:// works. |
Hi, This issue has been quiet for almost two years, and I don't think there is anything we can do. It has been marked as no-action, and I'm going to close it to attempt to reduce the number of opened issue. Feel free to reopen if needed. Thanks. |
The real issue is that http isn't redirecting to https automatically |
Don't use port 80 if you are going to use https. |
SSLError: [SSL: WRONG_VERSION_NUMBER] wrong version number (_ssl.c:720) |
Are you serving imap via 993 as suggested here modoboa/modoboa#1134 ? |
Having the error. Connecting to HTTP. But connecting through a corporate proxy. Perhaps thats it. |
In my case it was the exact opposite. Got it resolved by removing the 's' |
@gabefair You can use nginx to automatically redirect request to https. Here is how you can do it on ubuntu. Install nginx: Check if nginx is active and running: If it is not enabled or running, execute these two commands:
Navigate to below directory: Edit the default file there, remove everything from it, and paste the below content:
Restart nginx: Now any request coming over http(port 80) will be redirected to https(port 443) version. |
That was it for me. My HTTPS_PROXY/https_proxy variables were set to "https://..." but should have been "http://..." because our corporate proxy doesn't work with HTTPS. |
Does anyone know why I might be getting this error:
SSL: WRONG_VERSION_NUMBER
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