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Igor Cicimov <icici...@gmail.com> wrote: ><html><body>On 27/05/<a href="tel:2015 6">2015 6</a>:00 AM, "Guitar Man" ><<a href="mailto:molreco...@gmail.com";>molreco...@gmail.com</a>> >wrote:<br>><br>> Hello Eric, how are you?<br>><br>> Well, I am >working with a COMODO certificate and making tests using the<br><a >href="http://WebPageTest.org";>WebPageTest.org</a>. There, my website SSL >Negotiation is more than <a href="tel:300">300</a>ms,<br>however, another >sites is working with <a href="tel:30-50">30-50</a>ms. I think this >difference<br>between values is makeing the Robots index my project slowly >(Could be?)<br>><br>> I really do not know how to improve the SSL >Negotiation. I am using<br>Apache <a href="tel:2.4">2.4</a> + Cpanel + 8GB RAM >+ OpCache, and this negotiation still high.<br>><br>> Do you have some >suggestion to me in this searching for a solution?<br>><br><br>Make sure >you use tls<a href="tel:1.2">1.2</a> with ECDHE as your primary cipher as it >is faster.<br>Also using ocsp stapling in apache will speedup the establishing >of the ssl<br>connections. New systems might lack entropy at the beginning but >yours is<br>running for a year you said? Also depends on which device is being >used<br>/dev/random vs /dev/urandom but that should be correctly set by >apache.<br>Anyway, paste you relevant part of the ssl settings here including >the<br>mutex, cache etc. and someone might come up with a suggestion that can >help.<br><br>> My main website is: <a >href="https://www.musiconline.com.br";>https://www.musiconline.com.br</a> (I am >turning the<br>OpCache ON soon).<br>><br><br>OpCache will speedup serving >the php pages not the ssl.<br><br>> Thanks a lot again. :) Good >year!<br>><br>> <a href="tel:2015-05-26 16">2015-05-26 16</a>:53 >GMT-03:00 Eric Covener <<a >href="mailto:cove...@gmail.com";>cove...@gmail.com</a>>:<br>><br>>><br>>><br>>> > On Mon, May 25, <a href="tel:2015">2015</a> at 4:36 PM Guitar Man <<a >href="mailto:molreco...@gmail.com";>molreco...@gmail.com</a>> >wrote:<br>>>><br>>>> Hello >Developers!<br>>>><br>>>> Someone knows if Apache Foundation >is working to include the SPDY in<br>the new Apache version for >HTTP/2?<br>>><br>>><br>>> There isn't any work on SPDY or >mod_spdy. There is some third-party<br>development of a HTTP/2 >module:<br>>><br>>> <a >href="https://github.com/icing/mod_h2";>https://github.com/icing/mod_h2</a><br>>><br>>>><br>>>> > The Apache WebServer is the most used application and everyone needs >a<br>solution about this >issue.<br>>>><br>>>><br>>>> I am paying CPANEL with >Apache, and all my website that are using<br>SSL/HTTPS, the SSL Negotiation is >very slow.<br>>><br>>><br>>> You're hoping to solve this by >opening fewer connections, but wouldn't<br>your n-1 subsequent connections use >an abbreviated handshake anyway? Is it<br>really that slow? Maybe you're >missing an SSL session cache or have some<br>other extenuating >factor?<br>><br>><br>><br>><br>> --<br>><br>> >Att,<br>> Andre Luis de Andrade<br>> Music Online Records @ since <a >href="tel:1998">1998</a><br>> E-mail: <a >href="mailto:an...@ate.com.br";>an...@ate.com.br</a><br>> Project: <a >href="http://www.molrecords.com";>http://www.molrecords.com</a><br>> World: ><a href="http://www.molbr.com";>http://www.molbr.com</a><br>> Brazil: <a >href="http://www.musiconline.com.br";>http://www.musiconline.com.br</a><br>> >Company: <a href="http://www.ate.com.br";>http://www.ate.com.br</a><br>> >Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil<br>> * Help to heal the world before its too >late!<br></body></html>
