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Hi,
Your NGINX server seems to detect a POODLE attack and drop SSLv3 connection for this reason: see https://www.baeldung.com/linux/poodle-disable-ssl-v3
This post details in section "Why Disabling SSLv3 Is a Solution to POODLE" how to solve your problem
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Didier
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Thank you for your quick response. I've implemented the 'signals.py' feature (I'm using Python with Django) to generate events in the Google Calendar whenever booking details are added to the database. This functionality works perfectly on my localhost, but unfortunately, it's not functioning as expected on the Nginx production server.
I suspect that there might be an issue either between Gunicorn and Nginx or some other underlying factor.
The desired behavior is that when I input booking details into the database, it should also trigger the creation of a corresponding event in the Google Calendar. However, on the production server, I'm encountering a 502 error instead.
Any insights or suggestions on how to resolve this would be greatly appreciated.