Valentin V. Bartenev Wrote:
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> This issue should be reported to Safari. It appears that it doesn't
> handle refused streams.
>
> I'm going to make a workaround, but it will take time.
Just to clarify: this issue also affects Firefox 45. I
Hello Giulio,
I can help you out with nginx configuration, optimisation and security
auditing. I was setting up nginx-based servers and converting from Apache
configurations since 2009. I also have broad expertise with different linux
distributions.
If interested, mail me at l...@andrews.lv.
Valentin V. Bartenev Wrote:
> This issue should be reported to Safari. It appears that it doesn't
> handle refused streams.
>
> I'm going to make a workaround, but it will take time.
Thank you Valentin!
Let me know when the workaround is in the trunk so I could get it form the
repository and r
Sorry, this is version of nginx obtained directly from GIT master branch. I
believe in the sense of described behaviour, it is essentially the same as
1.10.0.
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Hello,
As of recently, shortly after updating nginx to version 1.11.0, we started
getting the following errors in the error log for our sites configured with
HTTP/2 and SSL:
2016/04/29 14:54:12 [info] 22321#22321: *290 client sent stream with data
before settings were acknowledged while processin
It crashes with pagespeed module now. 1.9.10 was working fine.
Andrejs.
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I experience the same issue, but I do not have the module reported by
anonymous user installed:
system:~#nginx -t
Floating point exception
dmesg:
[659221.307369] traps: nginx[20028] trap divide error ip:422fba
sp:7ffd8c72a8a0 error:0 in nginx[40+95d000]
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Joó Ádám Wrote:
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> The TLS extension is the only method to implement Certificate
> Transparency without the assistance of the CA, and starting with
> January 1 2015 Chrome refuses to display the green bar for EV
> certificates without Certific
How about this:
server {
listen 80;
server_name *.mydomain.com;
return 301 https://$http_host$request_uri;
}
Andrejs
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I am sorry, I found the answer to my own question:
HTTP/2 uses SPDY as a jumping-off point. HTTP/2, however, uses a fixed
Huffman code-based header compression algorithm, instead of SPDY's dynamic
stream-based compression. This helps to reduce the potential for attacks on
the protocol.
Posted at
Maxim,
How is compression of headers taking place when using the new http_v2
module? Does "spdy_headers_comp" directive have any replacement in the
http_v2 module? I looked at the source code but couldn't find any info.
Are headers compressed by default now?
Andrejs
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Maxim Dounin Wrote:
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> As already replied in russian list, currently (going to be fixed)
> this may be done only with a hack like
>
> geo $x {
> default "${include_path}:/my/other/include/path";
> }
>
> fas
I would suggest not to use any ready-to-use-conversion-tools but rather
learn the differences and convert the hosts manually one by one. It took me
a couple of days to convert all of our sites to nginx and two weeks more to
realize the differences of Apache and Nginx handling very specific cases,
Yes, location is better and even faster in general.
Andrejs
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