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    Test nginx SSL directive

1. proxy_ssl_verify_depth (ssl_verify_depth)

description

Syntax:	 proxy_ssl_verify_depth number;
Default: proxy_ssl_verify_depth 1;
Context: http, server, location
This directive appeared in version 1.7.0.

Sets the verification depth in the proxied HTTPS server certificates chain.


## nginx_map_parser.py
from reconfigure.parsers import NginxParser


conf = '''map $ssl_server_name $proxy_tcp {
  hostnames;
  default upstream_tcp;
  *.test.com upstream_tcp2;
  "~*test[1-9].com" upstream_tcp3;
}
'''

## luaF.c
// Faster split method, the only alternative within lua is using gsub, which
// is insanely slower. This function will actually return strings on the stack,
// so {str:split(d)} can be used to collect the return values in a table
//
// A more memory effecient use would be to use string.fsplit rather than using
// a table construct
//
// this avoids extra memory bloat and will keep the resulting strings on the stack
//
// Build:

## epoll_server.py
#!/usr/bin/env python

"""Simple server using epoll."""

from __future__ import print_function
from contextlib import contextmanager
import socket
import select
	from reconfigure.parsers import NginxParser


	conf = '''map $ssl_server_name $proxy_tcp {
	hostnames;
	default upstream_tcp;
	*.test.com upstream_tcp2;
	"~*test[1-9].com" upstream_tcp3;
	}
	'''
	// Faster split method, the only alternative within lua is using gsub, which
	// is insanely slower. This function will actually return strings on the stack,
	// so {str:split(d)} can be used to collect the return values in a table
	//
	// A more memory effecient use would be to use string.fsplit rather than using
	// a table construct
	//
	// this avoids extra memory bloat and will keep the resulting strings on the stack
	//
	// Build:
	#!/usr/bin/env python

	"""Simple server using epoll."""

	from __future__ import print_function
	from contextlib import contextmanager
	import socket
	import select