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HTTPS Feature request: Hotswap TLS certificates #10349
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Isn't this already possible via |
Ooo, looks like it is.. I'll have to try that. |
The docs say the SNICallback is only used if the client uses the SNI extension. Is that wrong? Will the SNICallback be used for every TLS handshake if defined? |
@sam-github Not wrong, but almost all modern clients are SNI-capable. There is an example supported client table here FWIW. |
See also #4464 (which makes sound like a duplicate of that?) |
Closing as duplicate of #4464. |
This commit adds a setSecureContext() method to TLS servers. In order to maintain backwards compatibility, the method takes the options needed to create a new SecureContext, rather than an instance of SecureContext. Fixes: nodejs#4464 Refs: nodejs#10349 Refs: nodejs/help#603 Refs: nodejs#15115 PR-URL: nodejs#23644 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <[email protected]>
This commit adds a setSecureContext() method to TLS servers. In order to maintain backwards compatibility, the method takes the options needed to create a new SecureContext, rather than an instance of SecureContext. Fixes: #4464 Refs: #10349 Refs: nodejs/help#603 Refs: #15115 PR-URL: #23644 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <[email protected]>
This commit adds a setSecureContext() method to TLS servers. In order to maintain backwards compatibility, the method takes the options needed to create a new SecureContext, rather than an instance of SecureContext. Fixes: nodejs#4464 Refs: nodejs#10349 Refs: nodejs/help#603 Refs: nodejs#15115 PR-URL: nodejs#23644 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <[email protected]>
I'd like to suggest that there be a way to swap out your TLS certificate (and TLS keys would be nice as well) without bringing your server down. This would enable me to properly do fully-automatic certificate renewal with something like Lets' Encrypt. Existing connections could keep using the old cert, but new connections would use the new one. Should be possible, right?
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