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I was able to successfully execute curl command in Ubuntu 18.10 and some other Linux version but not in an Ubuntu 18.04 machine. The expected response is 502 but I'm getting 403 in some machines.
What is going on here?
The curl I am doing is:
curl -v -X POST https://<api>.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/dev/invoke
It is an AWS API Gateway API serving a lambda function
Left side OpenSSL version 1.1.0g and right side OpenSSL version 1.1.1
The image below shows the failed request and successful curls respectively:
amazon-web-services curl amazon-api-gateway
asked Jun 3 at 13:21
Vinujan.SVinujan.S
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I was able to successfully execute curl command in Ubuntu 18.10 and some other Linux version but not in an Ubuntu 18.04 machine. The expected response is 502 but I'm getting 403 in some machines.
What is going on here?
The curl I am doing is:
curl -v -X POST https://<api>.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/dev/invoke
It is an AWS API Gateway API serving a lambda function
Left side OpenSSL version 1.1.0g and right side OpenSSL version 1.1.1
The image below shows the failed request and successful curls respectively:
amazon-web-services curl amazon-api-gateway
asked Jun 3 at 13:21
Vinujan.SVinujan.S
1013
1
Different versions of curl/ssl libs.
– Gerald Schneider
Jun 3 at 13:26
What is the server? Does it support HTTP 2? Try running with--http1.1...--tlsv1.2may help too, but less likely.
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:30
@Attie , getting 403 for both case
– Vinujan.S
Jun 3 at 13:32
1
403 is better than 502... Is the problem solved? If not, we'll need lots more information about what the server is an how you're expected to authenticate...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:33
1
Please add lots more detail to your question... What are you trying to do? What do you expect to see? What arguments are you passing tocurl? What is the server? Why do you expect 502 (i.e: broken server)? etc...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:45
|
show 5 more comments
I was able to successfully execute curl command in Ubuntu 18.10 and some other Linux version but not in an Ubuntu 18.04 machine. The expected response is 502 but I'm getting 403 in some machines.
What is going on here?
The curl I am doing is:
curl -v -X POST https://<api>.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/dev/invoke
It is an AWS API Gateway API serving a lambda function
Left side OpenSSL version 1.1.0g and right side OpenSSL version 1.1.1
The image below shows the failed request and successful curls respectively:
amazon-web-services curl amazon-api-gateway
asked Jun 3 at 13:21
Vinujan.SVinujan.S
1013
I was able to successfully execute curl command in Ubuntu 18.10 and some other Linux version but not in an Ubuntu 18.04 machine. The expected response is 502 but I'm getting 403 in some machines.
What is going on here?
The curl I am doing is:
curl -v -X POST https://<api>.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/dev/invoke
It is an AWS API Gateway API serving a lambda function
Left side OpenSSL version 1.1.0g and right side OpenSSL version 1.1.1
The image below shows the failed request and successful curls respectively:
amazon-web-services curl amazon-api-gateway
amazon-web-services curl amazon-api-gateway
asked Jun 3 at 13:21
Vinujan.SVinujan.S
1013
asked Jun 3 at 13:21
Vinujan.SVinujan.S
1013
edited Jun 3 at 14:51
Vinujan.S
asked Jun 3 at 13:21
Vinujan.SVinujan.S
1013
asked Jun 3 at 13:21
Vinujan.SVinujan.S
1013
asked Jun 3 at 13:21
Vinujan.SVinujan.S
1013
1013
1
Different versions of curl/ssl libs.
– Gerald Schneider
Jun 3 at 13:26
What is the server? Does it support HTTP 2? Try running with--http1.1...--tlsv1.2may help too, but less likely.
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:30
@Attie , getting 403 for both case
– Vinujan.S
Jun 3 at 13:32
1
403 is better than 502... Is the problem solved? If not, we'll need lots more information about what the server is an how you're expected to authenticate...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:33
1
Please add lots more detail to your question... What are you trying to do? What do you expect to see? What arguments are you passing tocurl? What is the server? Why do you expect 502 (i.e: broken server)? etc...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:45
|
show 5 more comments
1
Different versions of curl/ssl libs.
– Gerald Schneider
Jun 3 at 13:26
What is the server? Does it support HTTP 2? Try running with--http1.1...--tlsv1.2may help too, but less likely.
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:30
@Attie , getting 403 for both case
– Vinujan.S
Jun 3 at 13:32
1
403 is better than 502... Is the problem solved? If not, we'll need lots more information about what the server is an how you're expected to authenticate...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:33
1
Please add lots more detail to your question... What are you trying to do? What do you expect to see? What arguments are you passing tocurl? What is the server? Why do you expect 502 (i.e: broken server)? etc...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:45
1
1
Different versions of curl/ssl libs.
– Gerald Schneider
Jun 3 at 13:26
Different versions of curl/ssl libs.
– Gerald Schneider
Jun 3 at 13:26
What is the server? Does it support HTTP 2? Try running with
--http1.1... --tlsv1.2 may help too, but less likely.– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:30
What is the server? Does it support HTTP 2? Try running with
--http1.1... --tlsv1.2 may help too, but less likely.– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:30
@Attie , getting 403 for both case
– Vinujan.S
Jun 3 at 13:32
@Attie , getting 403 for both case
– Vinujan.S
Jun 3 at 13:32
1
1
403 is better than 502... Is the problem solved? If not, we'll need lots more information about what the server is an how you're expected to authenticate...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:33
403 is better than 502... Is the problem solved? If not, we'll need lots more information about what the server is an how you're expected to authenticate...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:33
1
1
Please add lots more detail to your question... What are you trying to do? What do you expect to see? What arguments are you passing to
curl? What is the server? Why do you expect 502 (i.e: broken server)? etc...– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:45
Please add lots more detail to your question... What are you trying to do? What do you expect to see? What arguments are you passing to
curl? What is the server? Why do you expect 502 (i.e: broken server)? etc...– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:45
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Different versions of curl/ssl libs.
– Gerald Schneider
Jun 3 at 13:26
What is the server? Does it support HTTP 2? Try running with
--http1.1...--tlsv1.2may help too, but less likely.– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:30
@Attie , getting 403 for both case
– Vinujan.S
Jun 3 at 13:32
1
403 is better than 502... Is the problem solved? If not, we'll need lots more information about what the server is an how you're expected to authenticate...
– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:33
1
Please add lots more detail to your question... What are you trying to do? What do you expect to see? What arguments are you passing to
curl? What is the server? Why do you expect 502 (i.e: broken server)? etc...– Attie
Jun 3 at 13:45