Update nginx config to support TLS v1.3 in addition to TLS v1.2 #5280
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addition to TLS v1.2) when nginx is compiled against openssl v1.1.1 which supports TLS v1.3.
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Thanks a lot, @Kami 👍
and @cognifloyd, @punkrokk for assistance!
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Thinking that this user-affecting change probably worth a small note in the upcoming Release Announcement |
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Do we also need a small remark in the https://docs.stackstorm.com/upgrade_notes.html ? |
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This pull request updates production + sample nginx configs to also support TLS v1.3 in addition to TLS v1.2.
Keep in mind that TLS v1.3 will only be used if the server and client support it. On the server side, this means it will work out of the box on more recent distros where nginx version is >= v1.13 and nginx is compiled against OpenSSL v 1.1.1 which supports TLS v1.3.
Resolves #5216.