Hiya All...
Can anyone explain the following:
9/10 12:39:03a TLS ERROR 'Operation failed' (-15) setting attribute 6001
9/10 12:39:03a 1692 TLS ERROR 'Operation failed' (-15) setting session active
9/10 12:39:06a TLS WARNING 'Server provided a broken/invalid certificate, try again with a reduced level of certificate compliance checking' (-32) setting attribute 6001
9/10 12:39:06a 1724 TLS WARNING 'Server provided a broken/invalid certificate, try again with a reduced level of certificate compliance checking' (-32) setting session active
9/10 12:39:06a TLS WARNING 'Server provided a broken/invalid certificate, try again with a reduced level of certificate compliance checking' (-32) setting attribute 6001
9/10 12:39:06a 1724 TLS WARNING 'Server provided a broken/invalid certificate, try again with a reduced level of certificate compliance checking' (-32) setting session active
I don't use letsencrypt and from what I can gather, my ssl.cert is up to date.
Any thoughts?
Digital Man wrote to Bill McGarrity on 09-10-18 00:31 <=-
Re: TLS errors...
By: Bill McGarrity to All on Mon Sep 10 2018 12:46 am
Hiya All...
Can anyone explain the following:
9/10 12:39:03a TLS ERROR 'Operation failed' (-15) setting attribute 6001
9/10 12:39:03a 1692 TLS ERROR 'Operation failed' (-15) setting session active
9/10 12:39:06a TLS WARNING 'Server provided a broken/invalid certificate, try again with a reduced level of certificate compliance checking' (-32) setting attribute 6001
9/10 12:39:06a 1724 TLS WARNING 'Server provided a broken/invalid certificate, try again with a reduced level of certificate compliance checking' (-32) setting session active
9/10 12:39:06a TLS WARNING 'Server provided a broken/invalid certificate, try again with a reduced level of certificate compliance checking' (-32) setting attribute 6001
9/10 12:39:06a 1724 TLS WARNING 'Server provided a broken/invalid certificate, try again with a reduced level of certificate compliance checking' (-32) setting session active
I don't use letsencrypt and from what I can gather, my ssl.cert is up to date.
Any thoughts?
When do these messages occur? I'm thinking these look like TLS client errors (outbound connections, so from a .js module running as logon event?).
OK... did some research and found the error occurs when the 'web_feed_importer.js' runs. This event runs every 30 minutes and returns a 0 after it finishes.
echicken wrote to Bill McGarrity on 09-11-18 19:59 <=-
Re: TLS errors...
By: Bill McGarrity to Digital Man on Tue Sep 11 2018 15:50:00
OK... did some research and found the error occurs when the 'web_feed_importer.js' runs. This event runs every 30 minutes and returns a 0 after it finishes.
So this was from your Events log. Do any of the URLs to your
subscribed feeds begin with 'https'? If there are several, you might
want to comment them out until the error message goes away; that should identify which one is causing the error.
https://www.fifa.com/rss/index.xml
https://feeds.feedburner.com/aflcomau?format=xml
I've commented these out for now until you look at the pages and possibly come up with a resolve.
According to https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ both of those sites
should be okay, but Synchronet and/or cryptlib doesn't like them.
Perhaps DigitalMan will have some thoughts on this. (My testing
doesn't involve web-feed-importer, I'm just using http.js in a simple script.)
According to https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/ both of those sites should be okay, but Synchronet and/or cryptlib doesn't like them. Perhaps DigitalMan will have some thoughts on this. (My testing doesn't involve web-feed-importer, I'm just using http.js in a simple script.)
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