Hi there, my apologies, my strength is usually linux and docker installations, so I was incorrect. Per this post, it seems that it needs to be done during the install not the start of the webhook tunnel:
npm install n8n -g --loglevel verbose
Then after it’s been installed with the higher log level, starting the tunnel should show the issue in the logs. All logs will be shown on STDERR and saved to npm-debug.log file in the current working directory. Let me know if this works.
OpenSSL Clarification
OpenSSL is often bundled with Node.js or other software packages, but it might not always be fully configured, especially in fresh Windows installations. Here’s what you can check:
- Ensure OpenSSL is Correctly Installed: The version bundled with Git for Windows is often sufficient, but there could be path issues or missing libraries.To verify if OpenSSL is accessible:
- Open a Command Prompt and run:
openssl version
- If it returns a version, then OpenSSL is accessible. If not, you might need to add the path to OpenSSL in your system environment variables.
- Check Node.js OpenSSL Configuration: Sometimes Node.js uses its bundled OpenSSL version, and if there’s a misconfiguration or an incompatibility, it can cause issues. Reinstalling Node.js with the latest version or the exact version you used previously can sometimes resolve these issues.
However I think checking the logs should narrow down the issue hopefully.