The problem with the _INetGetSource function with the https protocol

[AndreyS]

Tell me, please, who knows why the function does not work with the specified site? _INetGetSource ("https://residence.biz.ua/")

It is necessary to work with the protocol https. What is the problem?

[Jos]

Works fine here and perfectly retrieves the content of the html of the homepage, so what is the issue you have?

Jos

[AndreyS]

Jos, how come you have it working ???  I have complete emptiness! 

With the link https: //www.autoitscript.сom works without a problem and with the specified does not want.

Edited September 25, 2017 by AndreyS

[Jos]

simply:

#include<Inet.au3>
$x=_INetGetSource ("https://residence.biz.ua/")
ConsoleWrite('@@ Debug(' & @ScriptLineNumber & ') : $x = ' & $x & @CRLF & '>Error code: ' & @error & @CRLF) ;### Debug Console

Jos

[AndreyS]

That's what my result was:

@@ Debug (3): $ x =
> Error code: 13

[Jos]

I get the html and @error=0

[AndreyS]

And what could this mean? I have several such sites on which the function returns a void. How can we understand the problem?

The cause and the problem in the protocol is clear. Since the usual http - everything works. But I need it on the protocol with encryption.

Edited September 25, 2017 by AndreyS

[BrewManNH]

If you enter the URL into a web browser, can you get to it?

[AndreyS]

Of course! All sites and all their pages are downloaded through two browsers without any problems with this protocol.

[BrewManNH]

It's working fine for me, that's why I asked because it could have been blocked for you.

[AndreyS]

Yes, of course - this is not excluded. But of course I did it first.

[AndreyS]

I seem to have started to guess what the problem is!
I checked the download of sites via IE! And it turned out that he just does not load them at all. And then I remembered that I once found information that the old version of IE (8) does not support the protocol Let's Encrypt - Free SSL / TLS Certificates(and these sites are just using it)! And it's like the truth! And maybe just unfortunately the function _INetGetSource (like the others like it) works through IE and its settings. That's why this function does not work for me. It looks like the truth? But a slightly newer version of IE, I can not put it because I have to use more WinXP. And completely disconnect the security check in IE does not want to of course.

Edited September 25, 2017 by AndreyS