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HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is a request and response protocol used to send a request to a server and receive a response back in the form of a file. HTTP is the basis of data communication for the web. HTTPS is an evolution in HTTP, where the “S” stands for secure socket layer allowing communication in HTTP to be more secure.
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Filippo, as we discussed as GothamGo, using mkcert as an infrastructure CA to secure internal service-to-service http calls is probably a use case falls within the mission of mkcert. The readme provides enough detail on how to do this manually, but it warns against "production" use. Please clarify that this use case is not discouraged. Thanks.
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I updated echo in one of my projects. After that my static configuration didn't work without changes. Before it automatically resolved to an existing index.html. After that I had to point to that file.
My code was something like that:
docsGroup := e.Group("")
docsGroup.Static("/", "docs")
In docs is an index.html which was delivered when no path was given
I did this
While investigating a mailing list question I observed that CURLINFO_ACTIVESOCKET does not actually return the active socket until after the transfer is done. This appears to be due to legacy reasons, since it is a replacement for [CURLINFO_LASTSOCKET](https://curl.haxx
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Yoast SEO is a fairly popular WordPress plugin. I've found the nginxconfig.io breaks the sitemaps on every install I've done.
In /etc/nginx/nginxconfig.io/wordpress.conf we could add
# WordPress SEO
location = /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/css/main-sitemap.xsl {}
location = /wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo-premium/css/main-sitemap.xsl {}
Above the # WordPress: line
Here's the output in Terminal:
Here's the analogous output in the hotel's browser view:
<img width="823" alt="Screen Shot 2019-07-27 at 5 43 59 PM" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22218/62000853-af0da200-b096-11
I think the docs are a bit thin. Would be nice with a tutorial on how to use the feature that takes advantage of all the options.
See http://blog.erlang.org/ssl-logging-in-otp-22/ for a full description.
One could enable debug logging in Cowboy to see all the packets transmitted and what Cowboy thinks of them, something like that. Could make some client issues obvious in particular.
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A Spring Boot user has reported a problem with Spring Boot's reference documentation linking to Jetty's documentation. Spring Boot's reference documentation links to the Jetty documentation for the specific version of Jetty that it built against. For example, the documentation for Spring Boot 2.2.4 links to https://www.eclipse.org/jet
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The Error class in PRDownloader is not really helping when debugging as it doesn't provide the issue that causes the download to fail.
I'd suggest adding a Throwable parameter to the Error class.
Thanks
There are newer implementations of i18n for node that allow you to define the base language in your code directly, and then provide optional override files.
This makes developing much more pleasant.
it got updated to use only use TLS 1.3, but currently mozilla-modern.badssl.com only use tls 1.2 so it clearly not set to current version of 'modern' configuration. so it need to updated.
actually, it looks like pushed though a level down ( old modern-> intermediate, old intermediate -> now old )
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS#Modern_compatibility
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When there is no match, the response body will contain useful debugging information such as what matcher came the closest and which specific criteria it did not match on.
The problem is that we can also get the false positive scenario, where we are expecting a particular match to take place but a different one does instead.
We propose an explain functionality along the lines of `hoverctl
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每执行novate.xxx() 给上层返回了一个Subscription,上层可以调用unsubscribe()来进行取消!
if (!subscription.isUnsubscribed()) {
subscription.unsubscribe();
}
说是这么取消,但是我怎么用呢,能不能详细点,或者举个例子



(Feature request out of https://caddy.community/t/use-placeholders-in-templates/7697)
I would like to see the ability of using placeholders like
{http.error.status_code}in templates. This would allow us, for example, to create a single custom error page in nginx style. For now we have to create a page for every status code we would like to support (maybe usingrespondwith include and ar