Looking at the very first error message in your print-screen, which is " “caused by SSLError: SSL record layer failure” a A.I. query gives me five possible reason for that error, could any of these five apply to you?
Common Causes of This Error
- Protocol Mismatch:
- The client and server do not support a common SSL/TLS version.
- For example, the client might be using TLS 1.3, but the server only supports TLS 1.0 (which is deprecated).
- Corrupted or Malformed SSL Packets:
- The data received during the handshake is not in the expected format.
- This could be due to a proxy, firewall, or load balancer interfering with the connection.
- Wrong Port:
- Trying to establish an SSL connection on a port that doesn’t support SSL (e.g., connecting to HTTP on port 443).
- Certificate Issues:
- The server’s SSL certificate might be expired, self-signed, or not trusted by the client.
- Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) Interference:
- Some antivirus software or corporate proxies intercept SSL traffic and re-sign certificates, which can cause SSL errors.
Hopefully these ideas might give you a path forward…
Tony