Tatsuhiro Tsujikawa

Gevent is very interesting, but gevent is not Python3 ready yet. TLS NPN support was added in Python 3.3.0, so I think it is better for us to wait for...

I heard that SPDY 4 is basically HTTP/2.0 + some experimental features Google wants to try out. But currently gfs says spdy/4a4, but no one knows what that protocol does....

> 1) If a client attempts to use the HTTP protocol automatically 301 redirect to the HTTPS protocol. From your post, I understand that shprx speaks SPDY to backend nginx....

0da1835 adds X-Forwarded-Proto to SPDY backend request.

Unfortunately, I have no iOS, so cannot help

What is the benefit to support TPROXY?

Use `-H` option and specify authorization header field directory like this: ``` -H 'authorization: basic aGVsbG86d29ybGQ=' ```

We have base64 encoder, so it is not hard to add this functionality. Just add new option and add authorization header to custom header fields added by -H option.

From the log, I see SPDY protocol is not negotiated in backend. Check that backend SPDY proxy supports NPN. For SSL/TLS stuff, check tls version and cipher suites.

> I don't understand the options " --cacert , --client-private-key-file, --client-cert-file" very much, not --cacert: CA certificates shrpx trusts when connecting backend connection. If backend host uses self-signed certs and...