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Hello Raul,error =
Are you certain that the caller is using https?
These messages usually mean that your server is https, but the caller is using http. The result is that the server sits and waits for the SSL certificate, but it never arrives until eventually it times out.
Is it possible that the caller is forgetting to use https?
-SK
On 4/22/2020 3:43 PM, raul wrote:
I have the chain for my certificate, Do I need to have the CA for the clientes? El 22-04-2020 12:56, Kevin Bucknum escribió: The 415 just means the same thing as the actual error message. The certificate is formatted incorrectly or invalid. What does the certificate look like? Do you have the CA chain loaded in your certificate store? On Wed, 2020-04-22 at 12:47 -0400, raul wrote: I am finishing a service for my clients to pay using credit cards. When I request a payment I need to give them a "return address", but when that return address is called, the browser stays with the message "establishing .." for a long time, until it times out. If I click on the address provided, the page loads very fast. The error log has: ZSRV_MSG0281: SSL: 186.182.80.162. ZSRV_MSG0214: Certificado formateado incorrectamente o no válido, error = 415. ZSRV_MSG0281: SSL: 186.182.80.162. ZSRV_MSG0251: Tiempo excedido en protocolo de establecimiento de enlace de sockets seguros, error = 6011. The
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