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TLS EncryptedSocket timeout error

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I’m been trying to get TLS to work with SQL in Azure. I ran into this issue when I pass in:

cafile = '/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certicates.crt'
validate_host = False

Then the following error rises:

  File "/home/vagrant/.virtualenvs/project/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pytds/tds.py", line 1209, in commit
    prev_timeout = self._tds.sock.gettimeout()
AttributeError: 'EncryptedSocket' object has no attribute 'gettimeout'

I tracked it down and it looks like all references to gettimeout and settimeout are being done against the EncryptedSocket object rather than the transport property. I added pass through methods to avoid breaking further code but that seemed to correct the errors and could connect successfully to Azure.

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:9 (3 by maintainers)

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denisenkomcommented, Feb 10, 2018

New version is uploaded to pypi - 1.9.1 with a fix, kudos to @radyz

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eydelriverocommented, Feb 8, 2018

Hi @denisenkom ! If I use validate_host=True, the same certificate no longer works. It throws Exception: Certificate does not match host name 'redacted_host_name.database.windows.net' when trying to connect. Any thoughts on how to make it work with validate_host=True?