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Infinite localhost tunnels

When I’m playing with web development I typically run a local web server. This is fine until I want to test on a mobile device or show it to someone else. There are a bunch of options out there off the shelf but they either cost money or don’t offer a stable URL. I don’t …

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Posted byIan McKellarFebruary 26, 2019February 26, 2019Posted inHacksTags: letsencrypt, nginx, ssh

HTTP/2 on nginx on Debian

I run my web site off a Debian server on GCE. I like tinkering with the configuration. I hear that HTTP 2 is the new hot thing, and that’s going to mean supporting ALPN which means upgrading to OpenSSL 1.0.2 and nginx 1.9.5 or newer. But they isn’t supported in Debian 8. I used apt pinning …

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Posted byIan McKellarMay 22, 2016Posted inDefaultTags: debian, http2, nginx

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