anyone else having issues in the latest roundcube version? i keep getting the SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP errors. there is old talk about this in older versions many years ago with info how to fix but nothing works. maybe a new bug.
That wouldn't be a Roundcube issue, it would be a issue with the web server SSL configuration.
Quote from: SKaero on October 30, 2025, 11:31:40 AMThat wouldn't be a Roundcube issue, it would be a issue with the web server SSL configuration.
You would think so right. But why would viewing messages in plain text always function fine. Then when you view in html it has the error sometimes? I read that it might be related to the clock?
It sounds like the HTML email your viewing is trying to load images from a server that has a SSL configuration problem. Try checking the browsers console that will likely give you more information about what file/domain is triggering the error.
OK browser is showing this error
"SES_UNCAUGHT_EXCEPTION: DOMException: Permission denied to get property "href" on cross-origin object"
as well as linking to js files
/program/js/app.min.js?s=1748763912:35
/program/js/list.min.js?s=1748763912:33
I thought maybe the permissions were bad on server but I checked. I was able to load js directly from, example
domain.com /program/js/app.min.js
Loads the js fine.
I don't know what the error is from above or if the above error is even related to the SSL_ERROR_NO_CYPHER_OVERLAP error.
That error shouldn't be related to the SSL error, what browser are you using?
Quote from: SKaero on October 30, 2025, 05:37:48 PMThat error shouldn't be related to the SSL error, what browser are you using?
Firefox 144.0.2
I also checked the server logs and there are no errors in the server log, only normal access log in the access log.
I believe this problem was not here for over 6 months of this year. It just started happening recently; I don't remember exactly when but I think after the last Roundcube update, but not sure.
Chrome gives more details for SSL errors in the console but maybe Firefox doesn't, I don't have a site that has the issue to confirm.
I'm sure the issue isn't with Roundcube since Roundcube isn't responsible for the SSL encryption that is always handled by the web server.
If the error comes up only when viewing some HTML emails it most likely is due to something in the HTML in the email. Is there anyway you can send me the source of one of the emails that triggers the error?