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Website "proof just broke" after activating HTTP/2? #1925
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I've been on HTTP/2 for a while, and it was fine. However, the proof did break the day after I updated to Apache 2.4.18. What server are you using? |
@mnot same version ;) maybe related to this: icing/mod_h2#73 |
Same here. I'm also running Apache 2.4.18, and I experienced the same. To double check, I replaced 'Protocols h2 http/1.1' with 'Protocols http/1.1' in my Apache configuration, and I was able to reverify the site in question. The funny thing is that, at least going off the logs, Keybase isn't making any http/2 requests, just http/1.1: 54.84.133.185 - - [04/Jan/2016:04:42:00 +0000] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 4480 "-" "-" Here's what was logged after I switched off http/2: 54.84.133.185 - - [04/Jan/2016:04:43:06 +0000] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 4480 "-" "-" The error log revealed nothing particularly enlightening, I'm afraid. |
This has been fixed in NodeJS Upstream, see nodejs/node@32ac376 Any chance we'll see this in keybase soon? My proof's been broken for quite a while now! |
I got a recovery mail for all my websites yesterday (9.1.16 14:37 CET). Anybody who has still this problem? |
@Sp1l good to know, thanks for tracking that down. We're running Node 4.2 LTS, and it seems this patch hasn't made it in yet, right? When it's in, we'll upgrade. |
+1 from me. Also just upgraded to Apache 2.4.18, and had my web identity proof break. I looked at nodejs/node@32ac376 and the latest 4.2 LTS releases, and this does not seem to be in 4.2.4 even though that was released 8 days after this patch landed. Are we sure this is even being tracked for the LTS branch? |
My Hoster switched to HTTP/2 today.
My external Monitoring has also Problems with HTTP/2 so this might be also the case here.
I don't get the Proof Link here but i havn't deleted anything from the Webserver.
https://keybase.io/davidak
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