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I don't think people that are running Nginx with spdy are doing so with the stable version. I started using spdy back when it was a patch you had to manually ap

I don't think people that are running Nginx with spdy are doing so with the stable version. I started using spdy back when it was a patch you had to manually apply, before compiling Nginx.

wbond 13y ago
Count me as one of those people who doesn't like to have to work around backwards compatibility breaks when installing security patches on production servers. :-) (edit: clarified wording)
- marcosdumay 13y ago
  There's always HTTP 1.1 available for the people that don't want the burdein of being on the leading edge (yep, I'm on that team). Anyway, doesn't spdy/2 have a huge security flaw in certificate management? I don't remember it well. If that's the case, it's good that they droped it.
peedy 13y ago
These days you just have compile it with --with-http_spdy_module in configure step. (for the current 1.4.6-stable). We were about to go into production but will hold it off. Also the current mainline 1.5 version has implementation of spdy/3.