Hello everyone,
To give you some context, we are developing a python script to synchronize two JIRA instances using a webhook.
To do this, we use a flask server to listen to requests and then trigger events. However, we are experiencing a certificate error. Indeed, we receive encrypted streams when we are in http. (error capture below) :
Public_IP - - [18/Sep/2023 12:40:48] code 400, message Bad request version ('À\x14À')
Public_IP - - [18/Sep/2023 12:40:48] "\x16\x03\x01\x00c\x01\x00\x00_\x03\x01î"´¾m¿þ\x95ª\x9bËÛÍj:ç\x95%`H\x00\x0dH¯\x93\x8dX\x02\x9b \x05\x00\x00\x16À\x11À\x07À\x13À\x09À\x14À" HTTPStatus.BAD_REQUEST -
We are trying to understand where this error may come from.
When we used "ssl_context=adhoc" we have informations when we connect via a browser but with the trigger of the webhook nothing arrive.
Do we need to enter a specific certificate in order to make this synchronization work?
Have you ever experienced synchronizing two JIRA instances using a script?
Thanks in advance,