Cannot upload Report Style in classic - SSL error

This is a new one on me. It’s a 2024.1 test environment. First time I am trying this in that environment.

I’ll try this as a domain admin and see if it changes.

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Full text of error
## System Information ##
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AppServer Connection: https://[REDACTED]
Form Name: Report Style Maintenance
Customization Name: 
Menu ID: SUMT7500
Software Version: 4.3.100.0

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Server Side Exception

The SSL connection could not be established, see inner exception.

Exception caught in: Epicor.ServiceModel

## Error Detail ##
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Description: The SSL connection could not be established, see inner exception.

##!Correlation ID:##!  31ef0375-dcf5-492d-92c5-fabb1c152377

## Client Stack Trace ##
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   at Epicor.ServiceModel.Channels.ImplBase.CallWithCommunicationFailureRetry(String methodName, ProxyValuesIn valuesIn, ProxyValuesOut valuesOut, RestRpcValueSerializer serializer)
   at Epicor.ServiceModel.Channels.ImplBase.CallWithMultistepBpmHandling(String methodName, ProxyValuesIn valuesIn, ProxyValuesOut valuesOut, Boolean useSparseCopy)
   at Epicor.ServiceModel.Channels.ImplBase.Call(String methodName, ProxyValuesIn valuesIn, ProxyValuesOut valuesOut, Boolean useSparseCopy)
   at Ice.Proxy.BO.ReportImpl.ImportCustomSsrsReports(DataSet reports, String printProgram)
   at Ice.Lib.Report.SsrsTransfer.UploadReports(String clientDirectory, String reportLocations)
   at Ice.Lib.Report.UploadSsrsDialog.UploadReports(Session session, String selectedPath, String printProgram)
   at Ice.Lib.Report.SsrsDialogBase.TransferReports(Session session, Action`1 showReportsTransfered)
   at Ice.Lib.Report.UploadSsrsDialog.UploadReports(Form parentForm, Session session)
   at Erp.UI.App.ReportEntry.ReportForm.UploadSsrsReport()
   at Erp.UI.App.ReportEntry.ReportForm.OnClickMiscTool(String ToolKey)
   at Ice.Lib.Framework.EpiBaseForm.handleToolClickInternal(String tKey, ToolClickEventArgs ea)
   at Ice.Lib.Framework.EpiBaseForm.handleToolClick(String tKey, ToolClickEventArgs ea)

Huh. Domain admin worked.

Well, at least that one did. Also, may or may not have mattered, but I also tested the domain admin under basic auth, while I used Azure for myself. Far from a perfect experiment. Anyway, there you go, if anyone wants to add their 2 cents.

It’s fine; I do SSRS so rarely. People usually want grids → Excel.

Also, I know how to do this in the browser, but it’s awful. You have to make a very-specifically-formatted Zip file.

EDIT

It was the basic auth that addressed the issue, NOT the domain admin.

Strange.

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