http2 (almost) impossible on aws
by dantinoesposito from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5CWDQ)
I decided not to bother you or bitnami community before, getting lost in many searches on the internet without concluding anything.
It all started wanting to follow this guide:
https://docs.bitnami.com/aws/apps/tr...-http2-apache/
Identified approach A, I did what was indicated but the http2 protocol was not indicated anywhere, a clear sign that at least for me this guide did not work at all.
So I thought about researching the problem in other issues and similar forum discussions and then I did some experiments. What can I say, between installations and uninstallations of apache, nginx, server stop, we end up that now the server can no longer restart, the site is no longer reachable, in the apache log files it appears that port 80 is configured on port 443, not I can understand where or what to do to: first have the site up again and then be able to enable http2.
It seems nearly impossible to enable http2 in Bitnami Drupal on AWS Lightsail instance with Debian 10. (to me).
It all started wanting to follow this guide:
https://docs.bitnami.com/aws/apps/tr...-http2-apache/
Identified approach A, I did what was indicated but the http2 protocol was not indicated anywhere, a clear sign that at least for me this guide did not work at all.
So I thought about researching the problem in other issues and similar forum discussions and then I did some experiments. What can I say, between installations and uninstallations of apache, nginx, server stop, we end up that now the server can no longer restart, the site is no longer reachable, in the apache log files it appears that port 80 is configured on port 443, not I can understand where or what to do to: first have the site up again and then be able to enable http2.
It seems nearly impossible to enable http2 in Bitnami Drupal on AWS Lightsail instance with Debian 10. (to me).