Actions to reproduce:
You connect to an HTTPS host, say example.com, that doesn't have the hostname you are using in its certificate (for example the certificate only mentions www.example.com).
Expected behaviour:
You get a clear error message that points you in the right direction, such as the internal LWP error message Can\'t connect to example.com:443 (hostname verification failed).
What actually happens:
You get a generic error like The URL "https://example.com/nc/remote.php/dav" is not DAV enabled or not accessible., which does not give any hint as to where the problem is.
Additional information:
The status code in this case is 500.
Actions to reproduce:
You connect to an HTTPS host, say
example.com, that doesn't have the hostname you are using in its certificate (for example the certificate only mentionswww.example.com).Expected behaviour:
You get a clear error message that points you in the right direction, such as the internal LWP error message
Can\'t connect to example.com:443 (hostname verification failed).What actually happens:
You get a generic error like
The URL "https://example.com/nc/remote.php/dav" is not DAV enabled or not accessible., which does not give any hint as to where the problem is.Additional information:
The status code in this case is 500.