Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #2502
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- 05/30/23 12:09:57 (18 months ago)
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Ticket #2502 – Description
initial v1 56 56 < 57 57 58 As far as I understand, as long as the client is sending a HTTP protocol header, nginx should honour this header and try to serve this protocol instead of forcing to use the oldest one, specially when it's a protocol from begining 90s which now is considered ineficient.Also this is the behaviour being observed in HTTPS connections. The current behaviours leaves the HTTP servers with HTTP2 enabled in an almost non-funciontal state as most of the HTTP clients doesn't support HTTP0.9. 58 As far as I understand, as long as the client is sending a HTTP protocol header, nginx should honour this header and try to serve this protocol instead of forcing to use the oldest one, specially when it's a protocol from begining 90s which now is considered ineficient.Also this is the behaviour being observed in HTTPS connections. The current behaviours leaves the HTTP servers with HTTP2 enabled in an almost non-funciontal state as most of the HTTP clients doesn't support HTTP0.9. For example AWS ALB is not capable to perform the healthchecks, curl is not working, nor wget, etc.