SSL Handshake failure
For a long time I connected to an external API in my application (ws.audioscrobbler.com:443), but it suddenly started to deny me a SSL handshake during authentication process, according to this traceback:
File "/Users/me/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 840, in do_handshake
self._sslobj.do_handshake()
Which makes the application to hang altogether.
However, handshake is granted and application works if I change my router to my phone as a hotspot, so the problem must be related to a specific ISP.
Note: I have been containerizing the same application using Docker lately, and there's been a lot of network meddling, such as configuring nginx as proxy, react as client, amazon AWS configs etc, so maybe this is related, but I'm not sure, because the problem persists If I run the application only using my Flask developement stage, prior to the above configs.
what could be going on here and how do I properly debug and fix that?
nginx ssl
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For a long time I connected to an external API in my application (ws.audioscrobbler.com:443), but it suddenly started to deny me a SSL handshake during authentication process, according to this traceback:
File "/Users/me/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 840, in do_handshake
self._sslobj.do_handshake()
Which makes the application to hang altogether.
However, handshake is granted and application works if I change my router to my phone as a hotspot, so the problem must be related to a specific ISP.
Note: I have been containerizing the same application using Docker lately, and there's been a lot of network meddling, such as configuring nginx as proxy, react as client, amazon AWS configs etc, so maybe this is related, but I'm not sure, because the problem persists If I run the application only using my Flask developement stage, prior to the above configs.
what could be going on here and how do I properly debug and fix that?
nginx ssl
asked Feb 18 at 0:07
data_gardendata_garden
1012
migrated from serverfault.com Feb 18 at 2:15
This question came from our site for system and network administrators.
You should look for problems with your network connectivity.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 1:59
apparently there is nothing wrong with my network connectivity. it connects to the internet normally. so I wouldn't even know how to start looking.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:01
The site ws.audioscrobbler.com is reachable and responds normally, so if you're hanging while connecting to it on one Internet connection but not the other, then network connectivity is the first thing to look at.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:03
I don't know what you mean by 'network connectivity'. the network connects to the internet fine, and ping shows there's is no problem with it.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:07
You're trying to connect to one specific site, and it hangs. But when you change your ISP you can connect successfully. Or did I misunderstand what I thought I read?
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:09
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For a long time I connected to an external API in my application (ws.audioscrobbler.com:443), but it suddenly started to deny me a SSL handshake during authentication process, according to this traceback:
File "/Users/me/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 840, in do_handshake
self._sslobj.do_handshake()
Which makes the application to hang altogether.
However, handshake is granted and application works if I change my router to my phone as a hotspot, so the problem must be related to a specific ISP.
Note: I have been containerizing the same application using Docker lately, and there's been a lot of network meddling, such as configuring nginx as proxy, react as client, amazon AWS configs etc, so maybe this is related, but I'm not sure, because the problem persists If I run the application only using my Flask developement stage, prior to the above configs.
what could be going on here and how do I properly debug and fix that?
nginx ssl
asked Feb 18 at 0:07
data_gardendata_garden
1012
For a long time I connected to an external API in my application (ws.audioscrobbler.com:443), but it suddenly started to deny me a SSL handshake during authentication process, according to this traceback:
File "/Users/me/anaconda2/lib/python2.7/ssl.py", line 840, in do_handshake
self._sslobj.do_handshake()
Which makes the application to hang altogether.
However, handshake is granted and application works if I change my router to my phone as a hotspot, so the problem must be related to a specific ISP.
Note: I have been containerizing the same application using Docker lately, and there's been a lot of network meddling, such as configuring nginx as proxy, react as client, amazon AWS configs etc, so maybe this is related, but I'm not sure, because the problem persists If I run the application only using my Flask developement stage, prior to the above configs.
what could be going on here and how do I properly debug and fix that?
nginx ssl
nginx ssl
asked Feb 18 at 0:07
data_gardendata_garden
1012
asked Feb 18 at 0:07
data_gardendata_garden
1012
edited Feb 18 at 2:22
data_garden
asked Feb 18 at 0:07
data_gardendata_garden
1012
asked Feb 18 at 0:07
data_gardendata_garden
1012
asked Feb 18 at 0:07
data_gardendata_garden
1012
1012
migrated from serverfault.com Feb 18 at 2:15
This question came from our site for system and network administrators.
migrated from serverfault.com Feb 18 at 2:15
This question came from our site for system and network administrators.
You should look for problems with your network connectivity.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 1:59
apparently there is nothing wrong with my network connectivity. it connects to the internet normally. so I wouldn't even know how to start looking.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:01
The site ws.audioscrobbler.com is reachable and responds normally, so if you're hanging while connecting to it on one Internet connection but not the other, then network connectivity is the first thing to look at.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:03
I don't know what you mean by 'network connectivity'. the network connects to the internet fine, and ping shows there's is no problem with it.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:07
You're trying to connect to one specific site, and it hangs. But when you change your ISP you can connect successfully. Or did I misunderstand what I thought I read?
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:09
|
show 1 more comment
You should look for problems with your network connectivity.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 1:59
apparently there is nothing wrong with my network connectivity. it connects to the internet normally. so I wouldn't even know how to start looking.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:01
The site ws.audioscrobbler.com is reachable and responds normally, so if you're hanging while connecting to it on one Internet connection but not the other, then network connectivity is the first thing to look at.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:03
I don't know what you mean by 'network connectivity'. the network connects to the internet fine, and ping shows there's is no problem with it.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:07
You're trying to connect to one specific site, and it hangs. But when you change your ISP you can connect successfully. Or did I misunderstand what I thought I read?
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:09
You should look for problems with your network connectivity.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 1:59
You should look for problems with your network connectivity.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 1:59
apparently there is nothing wrong with my network connectivity. it connects to the internet normally. so I wouldn't even know how to start looking.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:01
apparently there is nothing wrong with my network connectivity. it connects to the internet normally. so I wouldn't even know how to start looking.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:01
The site ws.audioscrobbler.com is reachable and responds normally, so if you're hanging while connecting to it on one Internet connection but not the other, then network connectivity is the first thing to look at.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:03
The site ws.audioscrobbler.com is reachable and responds normally, so if you're hanging while connecting to it on one Internet connection but not the other, then network connectivity is the first thing to look at.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:03
I don't know what you mean by 'network connectivity'. the network connects to the internet fine, and ping shows there's is no problem with it.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:07
I don't know what you mean by 'network connectivity'. the network connects to the internet fine, and ping shows there's is no problem with it.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:07
You're trying to connect to one specific site, and it hangs. But when you change your ISP you can connect successfully. Or did I misunderstand what I thought I read?
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:09
You're trying to connect to one specific site, and it hangs. But when you change your ISP you can connect successfully. Or did I misunderstand what I thought I read?
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:09
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You should look for problems with your network connectivity.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 1:59
apparently there is nothing wrong with my network connectivity. it connects to the internet normally. so I wouldn't even know how to start looking.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:01
The site ws.audioscrobbler.com is reachable and responds normally, so if you're hanging while connecting to it on one Internet connection but not the other, then network connectivity is the first thing to look at.
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:03
I don't know what you mean by 'network connectivity'. the network connects to the internet fine, and ping shows there's is no problem with it.
– data_garden
Feb 18 at 2:07
You're trying to connect to one specific site, and it hangs. But when you change your ISP you can connect successfully. Or did I misunderstand what I thought I read?
– Michael Hampton
Feb 18 at 2:09