Answer by Montana Burr for How do I resolve the error "SSL received a record...
The answer for me was different, but make sure the VirtualHost is configured for port 443, not port 80.
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Yet another cause of this problem: Apache configured for SSL and listening on port 443, but Apache mod_ssl not installed!
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It's possible to get this error if your virtual host configuration is incomplete and relies on ssl.conf (vendor installed) to do the setup for you. For example if you have a something like this...
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a before-after of my .cfg fileI had this problem, and eventually figured it out to work in my situation. What I changed: Defaults: mode & option.Frontend: bind & stats uri (I had a typo)....
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Re: changing from <VirtualHost 123.456.789.0:443> to <VirtualHost default:443>, I found exactly the opposite w/Apache 2.2.15 on CentOS6; when I changed from <VirtualHost...
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That usually means that you are sending a HTTPS request to a HTTP service. The message is from the browser complaining that it was unable to to complete the SSL handshake that it was expecting.do you...
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I am getting the following error on a site I've just setup in Apache 2:SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible lengthThe fixes I've seen around suggest that a fix is to be sure the...
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