Hey @Jon, so the soul of most of my Workflows revolve around in-out of Google Sheets data. Any chance you can check if this error I’m getting is a Version issue so I can maybe downgrade (If so, how do I go about?)
It is on my list to check out but there were a few requests from last night that I need to reply to as well so it might be another 30 minutes or so until I get back to that one.
Downgrading should be possible normally you would set the version you want to use in your docker command or with the npm command but I don’t know how the Cloudron install is done. Do you have any documentation that you followed to install it?
Looking at their docs it looks like they are using the npm version so it would be a case of running npm install [email protected] where xxxx is the version you want but I don’t know if it is global and how they are running it as a service maybe through pm2.
It might be worth asking the Cloudron support team how to downgrade as sometimes the one click applications can do odd things when installing.
I have closed the github issue so we can keep everything here and not have it split between 2 different places.
When it comes to updating the sheet you should be able to do that using oauth if you have access to the sheet so that could be a workaround. I am going to give a service account a test now to see what happens.
Let me just work on setting up n8n on a fresh stand-alone server to avoid this in the future again… In the meantime I’ll reach out to their Support Team as well as suggested.
Then it could be an issue with their N8N install, because I’ve done a fresh install of Cloudron + N8N twice with the same results (from different VPS Providers)
I’ve emailed them awaiting to hear from them if it’s a Node issue.
Hey @Jon , did a setup with Docker & everything seems to be running okay - as far as Google Sheets is concerned. It seems the error is related to their N8n on Cloudron.
As a workaround, I ran export OPENSSL_CONF=/dev/null before starting node. This prevents the issue and the code begins to work, however this also bypasses the config for openssl.