ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR when downloading modules

Hum… thinking this “might” be it?

Capture3

Those are exactly the requests I was hoping you’d find. Is there any more detail there, say something you can expand or right-click on? There should be a way to see the raw request and response.

There is a lot of information under an Elements tab.

But not seeing anything that looks like a request and response - of course I might not recognize it.

I’ll try and play with it again tomorrow and see what else I can pull out of it.

Have to run or my wife is going to kill me for making use late.

I, too, am having this error on whatever modules I attempt to download. I put a thread in the Technical Support and Bugs that echoes this one.

Okay I think I found the information you are looking for, lots of screen shots though since I am not sure what you need and it seems like there was a lot of information. Also kind of glad I’m not the only one










not the only one.

I’ve set PHP not to produce X-Powered-By headers anymore, which showed up in the screenshots above, but that’s not relevant for the problem.

Wow, that linter is quite opinionated. Some of those recommendations are strange.

@Skaith @JaySixA With what browsers does this happen for you? I have yet to be able to replicate the problem.

Microsoft Edge for me.

Does is happen for you with any other browser?

I actually only have Edge running on the machine, let me grab a different one and I’ll let you know.

Same message using Goggle Chrome

Is there any more information in Chrome about what’s happening?

I can’t replicate the problem at all, not with Firefox or Chromium on Linux, not with Firefox or Chrome on Windows 7.

Give me a second and I’ll see what I can pull here

Actually seems to be less but different perhaps


Have you tried clearing your browser cache? What about clearing your SSL state?

See here, Solutions 1 and 5.

No luck, still the same message.

Have you rebooted since the problem started? If not, you should.

Otherwise, I’m out of ideas.

Go to the Network tab in the Web Dev tools in Chrome. Click on Afbc.jpg. That should open a pane on the right where there is a Headers tab. Show me what’s in the Headers tab.

Crossing fingers

I need to see all of the content of that pane. Can you make it wider? Also, I suspect it can be scrolled down.

This is what I see in Chromium, for comparison: