#yopodi-webhook-live

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nova umbraBOT
high inlet
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This is all I found, but it doesn't says what type of error is happening

cinder grotto
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yopodi-webhook-live

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@high inlet unfortunately there's nothing else to surface. The code runs on your own server you control so you would have to add logs to that part of the code so that you can debug this on your server

high inlet
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it seems to be properly configured

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and in a local enviroment, using the CLI to test it it works like a charm

cinder grotto
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There isn't much I can say beyond that. Really the Dashboard view is just a helper mostly for debugging in Test mode. As the developer, you need to log all the information you need on your end

high inlet
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I don't think I'm being understood

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the requests aren't getting to my server, is there some kind of step that may be missing or something that could be causing that?

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if they were getting to my server I'd see them in my logs

cinder grotto
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Do you have an Event id evt_123 for me to look at?

high inlet
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yes

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evt_1N5WCiHKwC1Nojb6fANKV4Pk

cinder grotto
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Okay I looked in our system, it's a TLS issue, that's why. We hit your server, get the wrong TLS details and give up

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@high inlet ^ does this make sense?

nova umbraBOT
high inlet
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Sorry in the first link I couldn't find the place where it says its a TLS error, but lemme verify my certificates

stiff summit
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You will see the TLS error if you drop down one of the failed Webhook attempts at the bottom of the page

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Let me know if I can help any further

high inlet
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I followed the article and tested my cert but it seems to be valid, is there any other known issue that may be causing this?

stiff summit
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Hmm not really... the error comes from your server responding to our webhook

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You might want to reach out to your SSL/TLS provider if you aren't seeing anything wrong from SSL Labs

high inlet
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what TLS / SSL version do you use?

stiff summit
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1.2 I believe

high inlet
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Do you know if it affects that the backend is in certain port? instead of being in the default port?

stiff summit
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No that shouldn't matter I don't believe

high inlet
stiff summit
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Looking

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Seems like there are chain issues

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Which is mentioned in the above article -- usually means you are missing an intermediate cert