Python Requests requests exceptions SSLError Errno 8 ssl c 504 EOF occurred in violation of protocol

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I m on Ubuntu 12 10 with OpenSSL 1 0 1c  python 2 7 3  Requests 1 0 3 and 1 0 4  tried both   and when attempting to connect to the website in the url variable with the following code   def SendInitialRequest xmlmessage  redirecturl       url    https   centineltest cardinalcommerce com maps txns asp       payload    cmpi msg     ET tostring xmlmessage      headers              Content-Type    application x-www-form-urlencoded             r   requests post url  data payload  headers headers  verify None      print r text   It throws the following error   Traceback  most recent call last     File   lt stdin gt    line 1  in  lt module gt    File  clams libs centinel thinclient py   line 134  in SendInitialRequest     r   requests post url  data payload  headers headers  verify None    File   home jasonamyers  virtualenv clams lib python2 7 site-packages requests api py   line 87  in post     return request  post   url  data data    kwargs    File   home jasonamyers  virtualenv clams lib python2 7 site-packages requests api py   line 44  in request     return session request method method  url url    kwargs    File   home jasonamyers  virtualenv clams lib python2 7 site-packages requests sessions py   line 269  in request     resp   self send prep  stream stream  timeout timeout  verify verify  cert cert  proxies proxies    File   home jasonamyers  virtualenv clams lib python2 7 site-packages requests sessions py   line 364  in send     r   adapter send request    kwargs    File   home jasonamyers  virtualenv clams lib python2 7 site-packages requests adapters py   line 163  in send     raise SSLError e  requests exceptions SSLError   Errno 8   ssl c 504  EOF occurred in violation of protocol   Attempting the connection with openssl returns the following     openssl s client -connect centineltest cardinalcommerce com 443 CONNECTED 00000003  140019346777760 error 140790E5 SSL routines SSL23 WRITE ssl handshake failure s23 lib c 177  --- no peer certificate available --- No client certificate CA names sent --- SSL handshake has read 0 bytes and written 226 bytes --- New   NONE   Cipher is  NONE  Secure Renegotiation IS NOT supported Compression  NONE Expansion  NONE ---   If I force it to use tls1 it works  output truncated      openssl s client -tls1 -connect centineltest cardinalcommerce com 443 CONNECTED 00000003  depth 2 C   US  O    thawte  Inc    OU   Certification Services Division  OU verify error num 20 unable to get local issuer certificate verify return 0 ---   I ve seen numerous bug reports for this  however  I ve not found a way to get around it using the python requests library   Any assistance would be greatly appreciated

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I encountered this error  and the fix appears to be turning off SNI  which Python 2 7 does not support   http   bugs python org issue5639  urllib3 on python 2 7 SNI error on Google App Engine

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Setting verify False only skips verifying the server certificate  but will not help to resolve SSL protocol errors   This issue is likely due to SSLv2 being disabled on the web server  but Python 2 x tries to establish a connection with PROTOCOL SSLv23 by default  This happens at https   github com python cpython blob 360aa60b2a36f5f6e9e20325efd8d472f7559b1e Lib ssl py L1057  You can monkey-patch ssl wrap socket   in the ssl module by overriding the ssl version keyword parameter  The following code can be used as-is  Put this at the start of your program before making any requests    import ssl from functools import wraps def sslwrap func        wraps func      def bar  args    kw           kw  ssl version     ssl PROTOCOL TLSv1         return func  args    kw      return bar  ssl wrap socket   sslwrap ssl wrap socket

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I have had this error when connecting to a RabbitMQ MQTT server via TLS  I m pretty sure the server is broken but anyway it worked with OpenSSL 1 0 1  but not OpenSSL 1 0 2   You can check your version in Python using this   import ssl ssl OPENSSL VERSION   I m not sure how to downgrade OpenSSL within Python  it seems to be statically linked on Windows at least   other than using an older version of Python

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To people that can t get above fixes working   Had to change file ssl py to fix it  Look for function create default context and change line   context   SSLContext PROTOCOL SSLv23    to  context   SSLContext PROTOCOL TLSv1    Maybe someone can create easier solution without editing ssl py

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I had the same issue      raise SSLError e    requests exceptions SSLError   Errno 8   ssl c 504  EOF occurred in violation of protocol   I had fiddler running  I stopped fiddler capture and did not see this error  Could be because of fiddler

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Installing the  quot security quot  package extras for requests solved for me  sudo apt-get install libffi-dev sudo pip install -U requests security

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Reposting this here for others from the requests issue page   Requests  does not support doing this before version 1  Subsequent to version 1  you are expected to subclass the HTTPAdapter  like so   from requests adapters import HTTPAdapter from requests packages urllib3 poolmanager import PoolManager import ssl  class MyAdapter HTTPAdapter       def init poolmanager self  connections  maxsize  block False           self poolmanager   PoolManager num pools connections                                         maxsize maxsize                                         block block                                         ssl version ssl PROTOCOL TLSv1    When you ve done that  you can do this   import requests s   requests Session   s mount  https      MyAdapter      Any request through that session object will then use TLSv1

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Unfortunately the accepted answer did not work for me  As a temporary workaround you could also use verify False when connecting to the secure website   From Python Requests throwing up SSLError  requests get  https   example com   verify True

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This is a known bug  you can work it around with a hack   Open up site-packages requests packages urllib3 connectionpool py  or otherwise just make a local copy of requests inside your own project   and change the block that says   def connect self         Add certificate verification     sock   socket create connection  self host  self port   self timeout         Wrap socket using verification with the root certs in       trusted root certs     self sock   ssl wrap socket sock  self key file  self cert file                                  cert reqs self cert reqs                                  ca certs self ca certs                                  server hostname self host                                  ssl version self ssl version    to   def connect self         Add certificate verification     sock   socket create connection  self host  self port   self timeout         Wrap socket using verification with the root certs in       trusted root certs     self sock   ssl wrap socket sock  self key file  self cert file                                  cert reqs self cert reqs                                  ca certs self ca certs                                  server hostname self host                                  ssl version ssl PROTOCOL TLSv1    Otherwise  I suppose there s an override somewhere which is less hacky  but I couldn t find one with a few glances   NOTE  On a sidenote  requests from PIP  1 0 4  on a MacOS just works with the URL you provided

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I was having similar issue and I think if we simply ignore the ssl verification will work like charm as it worked for me  So connecting to server with https scheme but directing them not to verify the certificate   Using requests  Just mention verify False instead of None      requests post url  data payload  headers headers  verify False    Hoping this will work for those who needs

[python] Python Requests requests.exceptions.SSLError: [Errno 8] _ssl.c:504: EOF occurred in violation of protocol

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