{message: 'error happened in your connection', scope: 'socket', errid: 'request'} after changing to https

[OliverAndersRWE]

Hello,
I would like to use the https connection (on port:443), but I receive the
{message: 'error happened in your connection', scope: 'socket', errid: 'request'}
Error.
Is there somethin I have to consider for https and different ports?
Kind regards
Oliver

[jo]

No, it should work with https out of the box. Could you provide more information about how you called it?

[OliverAndersRWE]

I call push(serverUrl,targetAppPath, function(err, resp) {
if (err) {
console.log(chalk.red.underline("ERROR"))
console.log(chalk.red(JSON.stringify(err)))
} else {
console.log(chalk.green.bold.underline("SUCCESS"))
console.log(resp)
}
})
where serverurl is like https://userId:PW@server.com:443/dbName

the error occurs in couchdb-ensure/index.js line 8 in the request function:

module.exports = function configure (url, callback) {
const db = nanoOption(url)
const couch = nanoOption({ url: db.config.url, parseUrl: false })

couch.request({
method: 'HEAD',
db: db.config.db
}, function (error) {
if (!error) return callback(null, existResponse)
if (error.statusCode !== 404) return callback(error)

Hope this helps?

Kind Regards,
Oliver

[jo]

Thats strange, I took your example and it worked for me.

Do you use the most recent version of couchdb-push (3.1.0)?

[OliverAndersRWE]

Hi,
devDependencies": {
...
"couchdb-push": "^3.1.0",
...
}

I'm using the version above... I switched back to the http connection and the port 5982 and it worked again.

I will try to set up a seperate project for testing and will ping back when this solves the issue...

Many thanks for looking into it.

Kind Regards,
Oliver

[jo]

Yeah let me know the outcome, I'm happy to help.