On Saturday 03 October 2015 00:42:28 khav wrote:
> None of the only http2 indicators are able to detect http2 although i have
> it enable
>
> Website Link : https://www.onestopmarketing.club
>
> Full Nginx Config : http://pastebin.com/ScGmZNwX
>
> I also did restart nginx or reload the
You have HTTP/1.1 on your port 80 and HTTP/2 on your port 443.
If you have curl with http2 support enabled then you could easilly check
it:
===
curl -I -L --http2 http://www.onestopmarketing.club -s | egrep -i
"^HTTP|^location|^[[:space:]]"
HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
Location:
Which version of chrome do you have? This version supports HTTP/2?
I've just tried https://www.onestopmarketing.club with chromium and the
network tab was correctly showing "h2".
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Chrome : Version 45.0.2454.101 m
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>From the limited testing I did when I enabled http2 on my sites, I found
that the few sites I used for testing were actually checking for spdy
and not http2/h2 as the next protocol.
I've had the spdy indicator plugin in chrome for a while which I believe
uses the chrome internals to check
Hello,
Just use Chrome/Chromium: open the dev tools (F12 key), choose the "Network"
tab and visit your website: "h2" should be displayed in the "Protocol"
column :-)
I don't remember, the "Protocol" column may not be visible by default: right
click on the column headers (Name, Status,...) then
@Alt
Protocol is still showing as http/1.1 not h2
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