Andreas Lubbe

I've updated the title to better reflect our question. We are working with certificates from letsencrypt and their ocsp responses expire at fixed points in time, irrespective of when the...

pinging @agentzh Currently, we are just polling the ocsp endpoint. Because of this, there are intervals where we are stapling an outdated response. It'd be great to do this more...

I'm deducing from the lack of responses that there is currently no way of doing this. I had a look at the openssl and nginx source code and found a)...

I don't quite understand how all previous ocsp tests are now failing. How did my C code influence the other functions? Was is it reusing this nginx-internal function under its...

@agentzh You're touching on two points here. Firstly, I've not once managed to run the test suite locally in the same env that travis uses. The closest I've come was...

@agentzh I'm sorry if I came off destructive or dismissive, I did not mean to. I highly appreciate the work and effort that you and the team put into openresty,...

Thanks @agentzh that's exactly how I've been running individual tests. Good to know I'm doing that correctly. And I've found the culprit. Locally, I was compiling another module for benchmarking...

Nope, it's the novice user ;) Btw, before we forget, do we need https://github.com/openresty/lua-nginx-module/pull/782/files#diff-c4f8697714ffd4ae8e3d403bc9a55715R17 ?

Thwarted again by a flaky test - could someone restart the failed test run?

> @alubbe Regarding the test certificates, I suggest you add a shell script under t/cert/ to include openssl command lines used to generate those certificates and keys. So that other...