Enable HTTP2 support on Apache and Nginx web servers; Is it possible to check for HTTP2 suppor from command line / terminal? Sure, it’s easy to check for http2 support using the terminal on Linux and Unix systems, we have the all powerfull curl command that can help us: Just use the curl –http2 parameter as you see below. Src/Dockerfile image includes the precompiled gRPC python client/server and curl+http2 clients. If you want, you can use this docker file entirely to test with. First familiarize and verify curl.
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From: Mohammad_AlSaleh <ce.mohammad.alsaleh_at_gmail.com>Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2015 15:40:19 +0300
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Find mac by serial number. Hello.
Webcatalog. curl/libcurl download speed from HTTP/2 servers seems to be limited
to ~1.5MiB/s per connection.
I tested on localhost both:
* h2o(Both TLS and plain).
* nghttpd(only TLS, --no-tls seems broken).
Fitbit program for mac.
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nghttp works as expected. So, the bug seems to be in libcurl.
Latest GIT versions of curl and nghttp2 are used in
a GNU/Linux x86_64 system.
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