Solving The Error Code Required By HTTP-SSL

 

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You may come across an error code indicating that HTTP SSL requires an error code. There are several different ways to deal with this problem, so we’ll discuss them now. The error response “Requires SSL certificate 496” is an optional extension to the actual 400 Bad Request response code. This issue is used when a client certificate is believed to be required to complete a request, but is definitely not provided.

 

 

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5. Bug fix: HTTP error 403 403 -.4 Forbidden: SSL required.

problem

When you join the server you can get the followingerror message:

To display the page, you must enable SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) by entering “https: //” instead of “http: //” at the beginning of the URL you want to go to. The “s” in “https” indicates a secure site.

If a temporary or “dummy” web page was created with the same settings as ours as the work page, make sure the temporary page was removed after installation.

This error occurs if the page you want to access is protected by Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).

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I can’t tell if this was always accepted by all HTTP clients, but strictly speaking, the RFC server should reciprocate:

  HTTP / 1.1 update required 426Update: TLS / 1.0, HTTP / 1.1   connection: update 

answered Mar 31 ’10 at 20:06

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The corresponding return code is 403.4 – SSL required.

While this behavior is not explicitly documented in the HTTP RFC for 1.1, it meets all the requirements described there:

The node understood the request, but refuses to reach it. Authorization will not help and our own request MUST NOT be repeated. If this particular request method was not HEAD, and each of our servers wants to make public why the request has often failed, they MUST describe the reason for the denial in relation to the entity. If the server not only wants to provide this information to the client, the 404 (Not Found) status code can be used instead.

Adding your own site The code (like in the SSL example) can be really useful in some cases, but looking at this subcode doesn’t make sense, as others recommend.

So your last error message will be “403 Private Resource” product. Note that even if there is no API key, most of the “401 – Unauthorized” portion does not need to be used, unless your API key can actually be passed in the WWW-Authenticate header field.

answered Mar 31 at 10:53

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Returning a 403 with the HTTPS required argument seems like a convenient option, and that’s why I use it.

It is recommended that you stop redirecting REST APIs, especially if your company may not know how and what your service is consuming.

Resolved on January 20, 2016 11:57 am.

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answered Mar 31 ’10 at 21:21

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