Topic: PHP Curl error 35

[puertoblack2003]

Hi,

[Jan-E]

Could it be that SSLv3 is still enabled in your Apache? You really should disable it by adding ‘-SSLv3’ to the SSLProtocol directive:
https://scotthelme.co.uk/sslv3-goes-to-the-dogs-poodle-kills-off-protocol/

My guess is that the error will not happen after disabling SSLv3 and restarting Apache.

[puertoblack2003]

I'm using lets encrypt as my module. not sure if it matters. but i follow what you shared. I'm still getting that same error. I read few forum and it keeps referencing about updating the file to match that fixed that code 35.

[Jan-E]

The admins moved these messages to a new topic with the title 'PHP Curl error'. To be clear: are you getting the error in Apache or in PHP?

[puertoblack2003]

I didnt see any error in apache or php logs.Its a forum software that is showing in there log and they're telling me its a server configuration issue.but when i ran the ssl checker apparent its configure properly

https://imgur.com/jFBcukf

[puertoblack2003]

thanks for your help jan-E it turned out not to be a server configuration issue, but a software issue and forward my issue with software developer.

[James Blond]

your error message shows, that PHP tried to access a RSS Feed from somewhere and there is an issue with the SSL protocol.

Error 35

[puertoblack2003]

thanks James, we determined it was not a server issue.I used a forum software data importer to another forum software. So there script was adding the port :80 after the url so after removing the port # the rss feed started to work as design.