Error:SSL peer shut down incorrectly In Android st

Question

When I build the project I receive the following error Error:SSL peer shut down incorrectly please let me know how to fix this error

Answer 1

My problem was solved Clean Project and then `Rebuild Project.. Hope this helps you,,

Answer 2

after testing other answers and nothing happened, I try a trick open another project that is synced successfully, find gradle version and gradle plugin version and use those in current project

just copy gradle version and gradle plugin version and use them in other project and sync

Answer 3

You have a slow Internet Connection & Your Android Studio Build got interrupted. Try to build in offline mode or fix your internet

Answer 4

Files -> Invalidate cashes / restart -> Invalidate and Restart.

This will solve the problem.

Answer 5

I don't know if it has to do, but I removed the VCS and resynced, it took a lot of time, then I clicked on the syncing process and I resumed something that was paused. Then it worked.

Answer 6

It's probably a certificate problem, I had similar issue with Android Studio and I solved it by following these steps:

1 - Open gradle-wrapper-properties file and modify https:// to http://

2 - Force using http instead of https in Android SDK Manager, just click on SDK Manager icon above on Android Studio Toolbar and go to SDK Update Sites tab.

3 - Go to File -> Settings. In the IDE Settings section select Server Certificates, then check accept non-trusted certificates automatically. If the problem persist, then you should add the certificates to Android Studio, like *.google.com certificate. In my case I tried to add multiple certificates but I still get SSL Error, After I opened https://services.gradle.org in my browser and I imported the certificate to Android Studio, Anyhow adding this as an SSL exception resolved the issue for me.

If the problem persist, I recommend to configure a proxy to just install the desirable dependencies. Open Gradle properties for proxy settings and add the following:

systemProp.http.proxyHost=x
systemProp.https.proxyPort=y
systemProp.https.proxyHost=x
systemProp.http.proxyPort=y