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dirtbag
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There is an ebuild written https://github.com/kormoc/Ebuilds/tree/master/www-apache/mod_spdy .
I wanted to try it on some server I maintain but then I realized it needs ssl, that site doesn't have certificate and with free ones or self generated you get an ugly warning in browsers. Yes, I can add cacert to chrome and firefox but I do not expect users to also do that, and for site that doesn't even have login there is no point to buy cert. |
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dirtbag
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ooooh its *only* for https?! pffft.. ok.
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WintermuteX
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Anyone succeded in setting mod_spdy up?
I use the kormoc overlay and mod_spdy is loaded into apache and I enabled it in the appropriate vhosts, but according to the FF addon "SPDY indicator" my server doesn't deliver my https pages as spdy protocol. |
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GEDIK
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| WintermuteX wrote: | Anyone succeded in setting mod_spdy up?
I use the kormoc overlay and mod_spdy is loaded into apache and I enabled it in the appropriate vhosts, but according to the FF addon "SPDY indicator" my server doesn't deliver my https pages as spdy protocol. |
Yes, I was able to implement SPDY into apache. I have following version of apache and openssl:
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www-servers/apache-2.2.23
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According to step 2. on http://code.google.com/p/mod-spdy/wiki/GettingStarted, you have to compile mod_ssl.so with NPN support (I followed steps 1-3.)
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