Hello, Maxim!
> The format is "48 bytes of random data", and I don't think that
> compatibility with other software is something to be considered
> here. Ticket keys are to be used between multiple nginx
> instances, nothing more.
>
You are certainly right however this looks like an accident
Hello!
On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 08:23:55PM +0400, ZNV wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Recently nginx implemented support for ssl_session_ticket_key allowing
> to setup key(s) for SSL tickets encryption explicitly. This is usefull when
> multiple nginx servers must share the same set of keys in order for any
> s
Hi!
Recently nginx implemented support for ssl_session_ticket_key allowing
to setup key(s) for SSL tickets encryption explicitly. This is usefull when
multiple nginx servers must share the same set of keys in order for any
server to accept tickets issued by any other server.
The key file is an op