May 01, 2023 02:27AM
This issue typically happens for a 2-Way TLS, when the certificate sent by the client is expired. In a 2-way TLS, both client and server exchange their public certificates to accomplish the handshake. The client validates the server certificate and the server validates the client certificate. During the TLS handshake if it is found that the client certificate is expired, then the server will send 400 Bad request with the message “The SSL certificate error”. The solution for this problem is that procure a new certificate and upload the certificate.

https://net-informations.com/q/mis/400.html
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Nginx and 400 SSL error handling

Marcello Lorenzi June 11, 2019 04:26AM

Re: Nginx and 400 SSL error handling

Francis Daly June 11, 2019 04:48AM

Re: Nginx and 400 SSL error handling

Marcello Lorenzi June 12, 2019 10:30AM

Re: Nginx and 400 SSL error handling

fostercarly November 01, 2022 01:28AM

Re: Nginx and 400 SSL error handling

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