HTTPS cannot be used by custom authentication.

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harlan
harlan ✭
in Photon Voice
HTTP is OK, when https is deployed ,the following error appeared:

OperationResponse 230: ReturnCode: 32755 (Custom authentication service error: Error). Parameters: {} Server: MasterServer Address:

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  • JohnTube
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    Hi @harlan,

    If you are using self-hosted Photon Server v4.0.29.11263 or lower then this is a known issue yes since those versions do not support TLS1.2.
    Send an email to developer@photonengine.com if you must use HTTPs.
    If you are using Photon Cloud, it should work.
  • harlan
    harlan ✭
    edited July 2019
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    hi @JohnTube

    Ok,what about TLS 1.1 or TLS 1?
  • harlan
    harlan ✭
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    hi @JohnTube

    we implement the photon custom authentication HTTP service using nodejs , we found that HTTPS problem is caused by node version, after we downgrade the node version , https can be accessed from photon.

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