I am building a workflow with netsuite and getting an SSL error with a HTTP Node:
Error message is:
ERROR: SSL Issue: consider using the ‘Ignore SSL issues’ option
write EPROTO 384B3317447F0000:error:0A000438:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:tlsv1 alert internal error:…/deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/record/rec_layer_s3.c:1586:SSL alert number 80
the workflow is currently its just one HTTP node to netsuite.
using “Ignore SSL issues” dos nothing the error is exactly the same.
Using postman collection I am able to do the exact connection but from n8n its failing.
Also the actual authentication method is Oauth 1.0 but it has 4 tokens and so I cannot use the Oauth (pre configured) header for certificate and placing all the data in a normal Authentication header instead
Hi @Skrymor, I am so sorry you’re having trouble. Can you confirm the URL you’re trying to call so I can take a closer look at the certificate and what might be the problem here?
Also, could you share the HTTP Request node you are currently using (you can of course redact any confidential values, I’d just like to check which version of the node you are currently using)?
Ill transfer the URL in a private message as the URL holds some information that I dont want to show publicly, Regarding the n8n http node, here it is:
And again using postman collection this all works fine without any errors.
Thanks
There have been no changes that I am aware of that would help with this. I did take a very quick look at a similar issue earlier that had the same error message.
For science can you remove the Host header from your HTTP Request and let me know if that works? I have a feeling it might solve the problem.
Thank you,
Also @Jon you are correct in regards to removing the host but then ill receive invalid credentials.
Using Postman with exactly same settings (with host header) works just fine.
I would stick to not including the host header for now, If you getting invalid credentials that is a good sign and would suggest there could be a second issue.
As an example if I use the http request to get n8n.io and include the same host header I get the same error message, I believe this is because we automatically include the host header so you don’t need to.