The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel.
Frug222 opened this issue · comments
🧐 Have you read the FAQ and viewed similar issues?
- I have read the FAQ
- I have checked older issues, open and closed
- I did a clean install of SpotX as described in the FAQ
Сountry of your account
Australia
What is your Spotify Plan?
Free
Do you have Spicetify installed?
No
ℹ Computer information
- Spotify:1.2.26.1187.g36b715a1
- Windows: 10
- PowerShell: 5.1📝 Description
1.Downloaded it and ran it
2.came up with the error
3.
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📸 Screenshots
Win + R=>inetcpl.cplAdvancedtab- send a screenshot of the security section
well, i was facing the same issue.
well, i was facing the same issue.
this is the error i'm facing
@dianarehan1808
your error has nothing to do with the current problem, most likely inaccurate substitution of input parameters
Win + R=>inetcpl.cplAdvancedtab- send a screenshot of the security section
why closed, resolved?
if not, try activating it:
- Use TLS 1.0
- Use TLS 1.1
Apply and restart your PC
Had the same issue. Noticed that I couldn't access the Github Pages, with Chrome error "This site can’t be reached, The connection was reset". However I can access the Github Pages using mobile data on my phone. I ended up USB tethering as a workaround to install SpotX.
In my case feels like an ISP related issue. They might be deliberately blocking it (unlikely) or haven't updated some certificates/some other issue on their end.
why closed, resolved?
if not, try activating it:
- Use TLS 1.0
- Use TLS 1.1
Apply and restart your PC
Still didn't work and i closed it by accident sorta new to github.
open these links one by one in your browser and show the result:
Alright so i came here from my own post and i did the use tls 1.0 and 1.1 restarted pc and tried again, same error. What now?
What now?
What now?
the first one
open these links one by one in your browser and show the result:
the first one comes up with this
And the 2nd one comes up with this
When I opened the first one fully it came up with this:
What now?
the first one
what do you mean "the first one", you quote the wrong text/person?
open these links one by one in your browser and show the result:
Second Link (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SpotX-Official/spotx-official.github.io/main/run.ps1): 
First Link (https://spotx-official.github.io/run.ps1): 
those are the two links when opened in my browser (google chrome)
When I opened the first one fully it came up with this
@Frug222
so now the first link works for you again, try running the SpotX installation command again:
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = 3072; iex "& { $(iwr -useb 'https://spotx-official.github.io/run.ps1') } -new_theme"@Autperformance
please indicate next to your screenshots the links you used
When I opened the first one fully it came up with this
@Frug222 so now the first link works for you again, try running the SpotX installation command again:
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = 3072; iex "& { $(iwr -useb 'https://spotx-official.github.io/run.ps1') } -new_theme"@Autperformance please indicate next to your screenshots the links you used
i updated my comment
Created an account just to say I reformatted Windows today and I guess at the wrong time because a week ago I guess there was a Windows update in which they turned up their virus protection by 500 percent because any .bat files (not just SpotX) is unable to be ran. Privacy.Sexy is having this issue as well with them talking about it on their Github.
Created an account just to say I reformatted Windows today and I guess at the wrong time because a week ago I guess there was a Windows update in which they turned up their virus protection by 500 percent because any .bat files (not just SpotX) is unable to be ran. Privacy.Sexy is having this issue as well with them talking about it on their Github.
Okay a very quick update.....I hadn't gone through and set all my settings yet so I just set my network from Public to Private and I said "what the hell" and tried the .bat again and it actually worked. So~ if anyone has an issue with this .bat or any others see if you're on a public network and if so, switch it to private.
When I opened the first one fully it came up with this
@Frug222 so now the first link works for you again, try running the SpotX installation command again:
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = 3072; iex "& { $(iwr -useb 'https://spotx-official.github.io/run.ps1') } -new_theme"@Autperformance please indicate next to your screenshots the links you used
i updated my comment
@amd64fox marked my comment with "thumbs up", but is there a solution now that you got the info about the screenshots? or did you just not have the time yet to see what the problem might be?
Isn't this the same issue? #553 see how he solved it.
Yes, there is a temporary manual solution already available in the FAQ, and it's not guaranteed to work for everyone.
However, I want to fix this automatically during the script execution. Currently, I am in the process of resolving the issue. Also, if any of you have ideas on how to solve this problem through PowerShell, please let me know here.
Thanks.
When I opened the first one fully it came up with this
@Frug222 so now the first link works for you again, try running the SpotX installation command again:
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = 3072; iex "& { $(iwr -useb 'https://spotx-official.github.io/run.ps1') } -new_theme"@Autperformance please indicate next to your screenshots the links you used
Yo it works thanks so much
And so we continue testing for those who still encounter connection issues. Please try running the following command in the PowerShell terminal:
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol -bor [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12; iex "& { $(iwr -useb 'https://spotx-official.github.io/run.ps1') } -new_theme"And so we continue testing for those who still encounter connection issues. Please try running the following command in the PowerShell terminal:
[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol -bor [Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12; iex "& { $(iwr -useb 'https://spotx-official.github.io/run.ps1') } -new_theme"
just tried this, will attach screenshot.
try running this bat file Install.zip
alright, i just tried it and what happened you can see in the screenshot attached.
@alunity @Autperformance @Frug222
added a backup url, testing is required, run the bat file and show the result
@alunity @Autperformance @Frug222
added a backup url, testing is required, run the bat file and show the result
it just went through without an error (first time it worked) - it asked me about my spotify version and podcasts etc. and then it patched it - i think it worked, right?
it just went through without an error (first time it worked) - it asked me about my spotify version and podcasts etc. and then it patched it - i think it worked, right?
yeah, this is expected behavior, thanks for your feedback, I'll wait for other people with this problem to check this
The new bat file works as intended
The new bat file works as intended
thanks for your feedback
closed for now, if you have any problems write to this thread
@amd64fox couldn't this be resolved by having all of the spotX data manually installable? Then, instead of needing to call a website and running into security settings bullshit, you could just download the installer with all the data already inside it
I am not a programmer so I don't know how complex this would be. Perhaps .bat files would not take well to having all of those code lines stored inside, and it would get unmanagable? But I can't really see a reason why the current method is the only possible method
Also, BTW, it'd be nice to have the FAQ page also be on the github page, because the link brings up a firefox security message.
At the moment, offline patching is not provided for, but I may implement it when I have free time.
You can also use the pre-patched builds we've already created in the telegram group.