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1.27 and tls1.2 #925
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Hello! I cant reproduce with the following example:
Please post your whole configuration if you still see the error even with minimal config like the one I have. |
@thresheek , you are right, it works. But then I did some more debugging: nginx:1.27, nginx.conf is the default one in my /etc/nginx/conf.d I have: 01-subdomain1.domain.com.conf `
} and 02-subdomain2.domain.com.conf `
} And with this config I'm only able to get TLS1.3 on my subdomain2. BUT if I add TLSv1.2 to ssl_protocols in subdomain1 nginx conf, then I'm able to get a TLSv1.2 response on my sumbdomain2. As if the security standards in 01 have higher priority than in 01. Notice the naming (starting with 01-, 02-, ...), this is how it's processed by nginx. Any idead? |
Describe the bug
I'm trying to use tls1.2 and it doesn't work. Goes to tls1.3.
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
page should be loaded through tls1.2 as well. If not possible then it shouldn't be loaded since tls1.3 is not available.
Your environment
Additional context
No additional configuration (worth mentioning)
When I do nmap (inside the container) I get:
Using letsencrypt, if useful.
Even though tls1.3 is not enabled in nginx config, page is loaded.
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