As noted by Christophe Jaillet in the dev@ ml nested
if/elseif/else conditions are now evaluated. The code
change has been already backported to 2.4.x.
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has been reclassified in current OpenSSL releases as WEAK due to 112
or fewer bits of remaining cipher strength, while the Sweet32 disclosure
extended the criticism of RC4 on to 3DES. (IDEA, which potentially has the
same issue, is never enabled by default in OpenSSL, due to patent concerns.)
This commit does not change default httpd behavior, but alters the suggested
behavior of newly provisioned httpd servers. Where adopted, XP with IE8 will
no longer handshake with mod_ssl (previously, XP with IE6 would not handshake.)
The same net effect occurs where OpenSSL is updated to 1.1.0.
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This sentence has been discussed in the docs@
mailing list since it wasn't super clear for
some people. I propose to just remove it,
the rest of the content is already clear in
my opinion.
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Remove the bogus "none" and "n/a" type <override>s from the
documentation. If a directive can't be put in .htaccess, it shouldn't
have an <override> element.
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This page pulls in directives that declare an <override> element and
groups them by class. The documentation for each class comes from
overrides.xml. Any undocumented classes are flagged with a boilerplate
fallback text (this situation is only likely to occur with a misspelling
or otherwise invalid <override> somewhere else in the documentation).
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Where Accept-Lanuage is da Q=1 and ru Q=1, leaving these out of the priority
list results in English as the tie-breaker, which is incorrect.
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LanguagePriority by a first-order comparison and drop negligable translations
from our ordered priority preference list entirely.
A better comparison would be total number of documents in-sync, or some
convoluted weight ordering each document by which are more in sync than
others. Leaving that puzzle to an interested hacker.
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mod_http2: client streams that lack the EOF flag get now forcefully
closed with a RST_STREAM (NO_ERROR) when the request has been answered.
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the "Serving pre-compressed content" section of the docs.
Generally speaking, this section would benefit from a rewrite pointing
out how to configure a mod_deflate + mod_brotli configuration with
precompressed contents, but for now at least fix the mistakes in the
configuration.
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in the documentation.
Currently, mod_brotli only allows dynamic output compression, and doesn't
have the server-side decompression capability.
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