Greetings community,
I am currently facing a problem while attempting to download a PDF file that was converted from a DOCX using the OnlyOffice Conversion API. Every time I try to download the file, I encounter a 403 error. Upon examining the logs, I came across the following error message:
":UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE;connect:undefined Error: unable to verify the first certificate."
In my search for a solution, I stumbled upon this forum thread: Download failed... 403 forbidden - #3 by FelixFuernhammer, which addresses the exact same issue. I followed the suggestions mentioned in the thread, and as a result, I no longer have any logs related to the error. However, despite these efforts, the problem still persists.
I would greatly appreciate any insights or suggestions that could help resolve this issue.
Thank you in advance for your support and expertise.
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Hello @djibril
Please let us know version and installation type of Document Server. Also, describe how the conversion request is sent and the response that you receive for better understanding.
Hello @Constantine
Thank you for responding to my message. Here is the information you requested:
Version: 7.3.0
Installation type: ONLYOFFICE Docs Developer Edition
Regarding the way the conversion request is sent and the response I receive, I have provided a screenshot .
To download it via link in the browser please try next:
- Copy the link and paste it to the search bar;
- Remove
amp;
but leave the &
sign from the link (POSTMAN highlights these pieces);
- Press Enter to download the file.
Here is an example of the link:
…/cache/files/data/conv_pdf/output.pdf/Document.pdf?md5=N_8j8U5mo28Wtp7ujWdLAg& expires=1689591812& filename=Document.pdf
After removal of amp;
:
…/cache/files/data/conv_pdf/output.pdf/Document.pdf?md5=N_8j8U5mo28Wtp7ujWdLAg&expires=1689591812&filename=Document.pdf
Hope it helps.
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Yes, it works! Thank you!
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I had the same issue , It works thanks!. But why amp is used in link?
As far as I know, this is how ampersand (&
) symbol is encoded and it results in being replaced with &
.