Closed stefan-buys closed 4 years ago
The SSL connection could not be established
is pretty obvious. Some HTTPS config does not work anymore. Maybe an expired cert?
The issue is intermittent, certs are valid.
Then I don't know. I don't think the inner exception will give you more details.
You could plugin your own HttpClient for the back-channel though.
In v2.7.0, IdentityServerAuthenticationOptions included IntrospectionBackChannelHandler IntrospectionDiscoveryHandler and JwtBackChannelHandler
in 3.0.1 only JwtBackChannelHandler is available, is that where I would plugin a custom handler?
Closing this as the issue is clearly on my side - however, would be great if the inner exception is bubbled!
I have a .net core 3.1 web api that uses the IdentityServer4.AccessTokenValidation v3.0.1 Nuget package to validate access tokens.
This has been working well for a while, but over the last week or so I started seeing more and more exceptions with the following stack trace:
The message refers to an inner exception, but it is not available here (?). Is there a way I can intercept the exception to get the inner exception?
My setup (registration) is as follows:
What is strange, is that this is intermittent. What could cause this?