Learn about browser error codes you may have encountered.
Request error 401 when logging in
- Issue: The email and password are secure. But I still cannot register.
- Explanation:This problem occurs in network environments that use a proxy with additional permissions. It is then imperative that you contact your IT administrator to have this fixed.
- Solution: You can check whether it is really due to your environment.
- Try to log on to Collaboard with your private mobile.
- Try to log on to Collaboard from another network. Try it also with different browsers.
- If you can log in outside your environment, you should contact your IT administrator.
PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR: 3 Secure connection failed
- Issue: Secure connection failed
- Explanation: The PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR error message appears when the Mozilla Firefox browser can’t establish a secure connection. It is a Firefox-specific error and won’t appear in any other browser. Thus, this often affects many websites you try to visit, as the problem is on the client-side.
- Solutions:
- Virtual Private Network (VPN) or proxy server interference. A VPN and a proxy server act as a middle man between your computer and website server, hiding your IP address and location. If not configured correctly, VPN and proxy services can trigger PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR.
- Incorrect cipher variants. It may happen when you’ve modified SSL settings on your computer or browser. In this case, the browser enforces a cipher version that’s not supported either by Firefox or the website.
- Corrupted Firefox profile. Synchronization issues between desktop and mobile browsers can corrupt a Firefox profile, triggering the Firefox secure connection failed error.
- Third-party security software. Antivirus software can sometimes misidentify safe websites and block your access to them.
Source of information: https://www.hostinger.com/tutorials/pr_end_of_file_error