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I installed on one of my ubuntu servers and allowed port 9090, but when I try accessing it from chrome it gives me a warning page "You cannot (IP) right now be
by reidjs 6y ago
I installed on one of my ubuntu servers and allowed port 9090, but when I try accessing it from chrome it gives me a warning page
"You cannot (IP) right now because the website sent scrambled credentials that Google Chrome cannot process."
Is this because I run a NGINX server from that box?
- pmontra 6y agoDo you have an expired self signed certificate on that server? See https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/10551759?hl=en https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/10551759?hl=en
- walrus01 6y agosounds like a TLS cert error related to a 'snakeoil' self signed cert or something
- jeroenhd 6y agoThis sounds like a certificate problem, or the browser trying to use https on an HTTP port. If you've deployed Let's Encrypt on the same host, the browser might force the connection to work over HTTPS because Let's Encrypt often adds a so-called HSTS header to the config. If it's just Chrome not trusting the certificate, you can usually override the error by clicking "details" and then continuing by clicking a link. If the override isn't there (because of HSTS or similar), you can type "thisisunsafe" into the web page to override any non-technical certificate errors (there's no input field but it'll work)