Since I am Japanese, I use machine translation. I apologize if the English is difficult to understand.
We would like to implement a webhook from the cloud version of JSM to an Ansible server in an on-premise environment.
When I make a request using “Send Web Request” from JSM automation, I get an error about SSL certificates.
The error text is "500 Unable to validate SSL connection"
For SSL communication, should there be a valid certificate set up on the Ansible server that is not self-certified?
It could indeed be that it refuses to communicate with Ansible as it does not trust a self-signed ssl certificate. Is it actually reachable from the internet?
"Unable to validate SSL connection" could technically also mean that it cannot connect to the url at all, albeit it would be a misleading message if this was the case.
Though, I can't really find anything on this in documentation other than that it should support both 80/443 ports, but perhaps it only cares about the certificate authority if it's https only.
If you don't get a better answer here, I'd say you might want to clarify this with Atlassian via a support ticket if they can confirm what the cause of the error is.
Hi,Radek.
Thanks for the reply.
I then put in a public certificate instead of a self certificate and that solved the problem.
Thank you for your assistance.
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