My site name is: https://preview-589--fm-client.netlify.app/
You can replace 589 with any numbers, as we build preview environments on a per pull request basis so there are many relevant site names/URLs.
Long story short: My team uses Netlify to host ‘preview environments’ that allow our product team to use new features before approving pull requests (bad ass, I know, great service).
I used to live in New York City and never had any issue connecting to Netlify. I moved to Maine (USA) one month ago and I can no longer access any Netlify URL.
I get this error message no matter what browser and no matter if viewing publicly or in incognito mode (even CURL): This site can’t provide a secure connectionpreview-589--fm-client.netlify.app sent an invalid response. ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR
My DevOps team looked into this issue and determined there is nothing we can do on our end to mediate a fix.
It was mentioned to me that this was due to the CDNs utilized by Netlify for my geographic region.
Hi @hrishikesh thanks for the feedback. I appreciate the help getting down to the bottom on this issue.
To rule out what you suggested, I tried loading the same URLs that will not work on my wifi on my cell phone using only a cellular network, no wifi at all (wifi turned completely off) and I get the same error message.
Hi, I am not seeing this error, and I tried with and without a VPN. Are you still experiencing this issue? I can’t seem to reproduce. Have your tried clearing your browser cache?
Yes @SamO still seeing it on any browser I use (Chrome, FF, Safari). I am seeing it when using web or cell service. Yes I cleared all history and related caches and even tried in incognito mode which doesn’t store a cache. I really appreciate you trying to help. I wonder what steps I can take to provide you with more info to test against.
I went to a coffee shop and it works there on their public wifi. So it must be localized to my home for some odd reason. Thanks everyone for helping me debug.
