title: Oct 19 2021 - 05:14:32 AM
date: 2021-10-19 05:14:32
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I had a #python script running with v3.5.2 and requests were failing to my own host. They were not even logged. Then I remembered that @letsencrypt had expired some certificates. Only knowing this I upgraded the script to v3.6.13 and solved it