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shennyg]]> Is there a fix or workaround for the google chrome TLS False Start post issue? I turned off my IPv6 and it didn't help. | |
[3:43 PM] <shennyg]]> linky: http://code.google.com/p/cherokee/issues/detail?id=1284 | |
[5:44 PM] <Skinkie]]> shennyg: you seen my 'patch' that you should not use, but does work? | |
[5:45 PM] <shennyg]]> Skinkie: are you g...@openov.nl | |
[5:45 PM] <Skinkie]]> yes wrong account at that point | |
[5:45 PM] <shennyg]]> "comment out line 771 in thread.c" I'm not sure how to do that... I installed via apt-get. any clue? | |
[5:46 PM] <Skinkie]]> apt-get gcc | |
[5:46 PM] <Skinkie]]> :) :) :) | |
[5:47 PM] <shennyg]]> that's an app? | |
[5:47 PM] <shennyg]]> sorry, I'm a dev aspiring to be a devops. | |
[5:47 PM] <Skinkie]]> yes, debian people make you believe free software is packaged by apt-get | |
[5:48 PM] <Skinkie]]> it is actually packaged by developers in tar.gz | |
[5:48 PM] <Skinkie]]> and gcc is a compiler | |
[5:49 PM] <shennyg]]> so install the gcc compiler, do I have to uninstall cherokee via apt-get | |
[5:50 PM] <shennyg]]> then download the cherokee source, then modify that line. | |
[5:50 PM] <shennyg]]> then compile | |
[5:50 PM] <shennyg]]> and install? | |
[5:50 PM] <shennyg]]> sound right? | |
[5:52 PM] <Skinkie]]> yes, good thinking :) | |
[5:53 PM] <Skinkie]]> would suggest you go via the github way | |
[5:53 PM] <Skinkie]]> so 'if' cherokee is properly fixed | |
[5:53 PM] <shennyg]]> cool thanks Stefan. | |
[5:53 PM] <Skinkie]]> you get the fix for free | |
[5:53 PM] <shennyg]]> you mean the latest version that I download? | |
[5:53 PM] <Skinkie]]> yes | |
[5:54 PM] <Skinkie]]> git clone git://github.com/cherokee/webserver.git | |
[5:54 PM] <Skinkie]]> cd webserver | |
[5:54 PM] <Skinkie]]> git submodule init | |
[5:54 PM] <Skinkie]]> git submodule update | |
[5:54 PM] <Skinkie]]> ./autogen --prefix=/opt/cherokee | |
[5:54 PM] <Skinkie]]> make && make install | |
[6:07 PM] <shennyg]]> Skinkie: great, it doesn't look like the master branch has the fix applied yet. | |
[6:07 PM] <Skinkie]]> correct | |
[6:07 PM] <Skinkie]]> it isn't the fix | |
[6:07 PM] <Skinkie]]> it is only a workaround i discovered | |
[6:07 PM] <shennyg]]> ha, yes. a fix your fix. nada. | |
[6:07 PM] <shennyg]]> I'm sure you spent some good time figuring that out... so thanks!! | |
[6:08 PM] <shennyg]]> (your workaround) | |
[6:19 PM] <shennyg]]> Skinkie: last question... how does a upgrade then work? | |
[6:19 PM] <shennyg]]> git pull, git submodule update, ./autogen --prefix=/opt/cherokee, make && make install ? | |
[6:22 PM] <Skinkie]]> i would first do make clean | |
[6:53 PM] <shennyg]]> | |
ok thanks. have a good weekend. |
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