http/2

[dottodot]

Is it possible to have http/2 support?

As far as I can tell nginx just needs it adding to the config such as

listen 443 ssl http2

although I might wrong and it might not be that simple.

[benjaminboruff]

... and if ssl, then redirect http as per issue #2 ?

[githubsaturn]

@dottodot
I was thinking of adding http2 as part of a bigger task: allowing user to fully customize nginx server block. That's because there won't be an end to all this kind of customizations that you can do with nginx. And, in order to keep the interface simple and concise, we want to only add the most common ones to the interface. But I'll keep this issue open to see if this is a common use case.

@benjaminboruff
Focing HTTPS is already in the pipeline. If everything goes well it'll be released before end of the year.

[ghost]

I think that this app definitely need custom nginx configuration.

[githubsaturn]

HTTP2 and much more using fully customizable nginx config in v0.4.0

https://github.com/githubsaturn/captainduckduck/releases/tag/v0.4.0

[valoricDe]

Hi @githubsaturn does it nowadays makes sense to have http2 as default in the default nginx configuration?

[githubsaturn]

I don't think it'd be a good idea... It's still not the default behavior for nginx, and nginx folks probably do their research to see if it's good idea to make it default or not.

[githubsaturn]

Actually, here it is: https://caniuse.com/http2

3.5% of users still don't have support for http2... that's not a negligible number.

[devxpy]

Interesting - my default caprover installation seems to support http2

[devxpy]

Oh great its because of 60f4cdb