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Yes, Varnish does h2c so for HTTPS you will need something like 1.4 or later: https://hitch-tls.org/ https://hitch-tls.org/ Made by Varnish Software to provide
by ruben_varnish 10y ago
Yes, Varnish does h2c so for HTTPS you will need something like 1.4 or later: https://hitch-tls.org/ https://hitch-tls.org/
Made by Varnish Software to provide a "browser-vendor-compliant" HTTP/2 stack.
- jamwt 10y agoHmm... you guys sure have pretty thoroughly sanitized all references to Stud at this point in code, documentation, READMEs, etc. :-(
- lkarsten 10y agoHi jamwt. We haven't forgotten your(?) excellent work on stud! Both changes.rst and the man page explain where Hitch came from. Hitch has seen significant changes since we forked stud 0.3.2, for example proper reload/sighup support, an improved configuration format, and OCSP stapling. Running it on a large scale (cert/ip -wise) also works better now. If you're ever in our parts of the world, let us know and we'll buy you some beers/coffee/$beverage and tell you all about how your old project is doing.
- phkamp 10y agoPssst, jamwt! Don't let them buy you beer. Insist on tasting their homebrew instead.
- ruben_varnish 10y agoThe reference to Bump is also on the copyright notice on the license file. As Lasse pointed out, we never meant to take away any merit from your work. If you feel we could highlight the Hitch's origin from Stud better, let us know how. We are open to suggestions. And yes, if you ever come to Oslo, you have an open invitation to come by an test our homebrew :)