Newman call returns ssl3_read_bytes alert handshake failure
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Using Newman to run a collection, I am seeing the following error:
GET https://aai-udev02.dev.att.com:8443/narad/v1/common/policies/policy/f74133af-e758-4e63-9eab-caf37acfc6f4?depth=2 [errored]
write EPROTO 140736015946624:error:14094410:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:sslv3 alert handshake failure:../deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/record/rec_layer_s3.c:1407:SSL alert number 40
I'm not sure where this error is coming from, nor how to fix it. Have any Newman users seen this error in the past? Note, I'm also working behind a proxy (not sure if it has anything to do with this error).
ssl openssl postman newman
asked Nov 8 at 17:45
kramsiv94
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Using Newman to run a collection, I am seeing the following error:
GET https://aai-udev02.dev.att.com:8443/narad/v1/common/policies/policy/f74133af-e758-4e63-9eab-caf37acfc6f4?depth=2 [errored]
write EPROTO 140736015946624:error:14094410:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:sslv3 alert handshake failure:../deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/record/rec_layer_s3.c:1407:SSL alert number 40
I'm not sure where this error is coming from, nor how to fix it. Have any Newman users seen this error in the past? Note, I'm also working behind a proxy (not sure if it has anything to do with this error).
ssl openssl postman newman
asked Nov 8 at 17:45
kramsiv94
7711
What command are you using to run Newman?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 18:37
I'm using: newman run -d <data-source> <collections.json file>
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 18:59
The collection file probably needs to be at the start before the data file but that's a different thing. Have you tried adding the-kflag to the end and running it?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 20:21
Yup, tried -k and --insecure, but no luck unfortunately. Still seeing the same error
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 21:06
In addition to the above, which Node version are you performing thenewman run ...command on? Also, does the endpoint in question require/go through a proxy?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:20
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Using Newman to run a collection, I am seeing the following error:
GET https://aai-udev02.dev.att.com:8443/narad/v1/common/policies/policy/f74133af-e758-4e63-9eab-caf37acfc6f4?depth=2 [errored]
write EPROTO 140736015946624:error:14094410:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:sslv3 alert handshake failure:../deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/record/rec_layer_s3.c:1407:SSL alert number 40
I'm not sure where this error is coming from, nor how to fix it. Have any Newman users seen this error in the past? Note, I'm also working behind a proxy (not sure if it has anything to do with this error).
ssl openssl postman newman
asked Nov 8 at 17:45
kramsiv94
7711
Using Newman to run a collection, I am seeing the following error:
GET https://aai-udev02.dev.att.com:8443/narad/v1/common/policies/policy/f74133af-e758-4e63-9eab-caf37acfc6f4?depth=2 [errored]
write EPROTO 140736015946624:error:14094410:SSL routines:ssl3_read_bytes:sslv3 alert handshake failure:../deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/record/rec_layer_s3.c:1407:SSL alert number 40
I'm not sure where this error is coming from, nor how to fix it. Have any Newman users seen this error in the past? Note, I'm also working behind a proxy (not sure if it has anything to do with this error).
ssl openssl postman newman
ssl openssl postman newman
asked Nov 8 at 17:45
kramsiv94
7711
asked Nov 8 at 17:45
kramsiv94
7711
asked Nov 8 at 17:45
kramsiv94
7711
asked Nov 8 at 17:45
kramsiv94
7711
asked Nov 8 at 17:45
kramsiv94
7711
7711
What command are you using to run Newman?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 18:37
I'm using: newman run -d <data-source> <collections.json file>
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 18:59
The collection file probably needs to be at the start before the data file but that's a different thing. Have you tried adding the-kflag to the end and running it?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 20:21
Yup, tried -k and --insecure, but no luck unfortunately. Still seeing the same error
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 21:06
In addition to the above, which Node version are you performing thenewman run ...command on? Also, does the endpoint in question require/go through a proxy?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:20
add a comment |
What command are you using to run Newman?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 18:37
I'm using: newman run -d <data-source> <collections.json file>
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 18:59
The collection file probably needs to be at the start before the data file but that's a different thing. Have you tried adding the-kflag to the end and running it?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 20:21
Yup, tried -k and --insecure, but no luck unfortunately. Still seeing the same error
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 21:06
In addition to the above, which Node version are you performing thenewman run ...command on? Also, does the endpoint in question require/go through a proxy?
– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:20
What command are you using to run Newman?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 18:37
What command are you using to run Newman?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 18:37
I'm using: newman run -d <data-source> <collections.json file>
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 18:59
I'm using: newman run -d <data-source> <collections.json file>
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 18:59
The collection file probably needs to be at the start before the data file but that's a different thing. Have you tried adding the
-k flag to the end and running it?– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 20:21
The collection file probably needs to be at the start before the data file but that's a different thing. Have you tried adding the
-k flag to the end and running it?– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 20:21
Yup, tried -k and --insecure, but no luck unfortunately. Still seeing the same error
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 21:06
Yup, tried -k and --insecure, but no luck unfortunately. Still seeing the same error
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 21:06
In addition to the above, which Node version are you performing the
newman run ... command on? Also, does the endpoint in question require/go through a proxy?– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:20
In addition to the above, which Node version are you performing the
newman run ... command on? Also, does the endpoint in question require/go through a proxy?– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:20
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What command are you using to run Newman?
– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 18:37
I'm using: newman run -d <data-source> <collections.json file>
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 18:59
The collection file probably needs to be at the start before the data file but that's a different thing. Have you tried adding the
-kflag to the end and running it?– Danny Dainton
Nov 8 at 20:21
Yup, tried -k and --insecure, but no luck unfortunately. Still seeing the same error
– kramsiv94
Nov 8 at 21:06
In addition to the above, which Node version are you performing the
newman run ...command on? Also, does the endpoint in question require/go through a proxy?– Kunal Nagpal
Nov 10 at 12:20