1. install apache
Sudo apt-get install apache2
2. Configure SSL and support HTTPS
This step enables the SSL module and enables the website to support the SSL protocol.
Cd to/etc/apache2/sites-enabled, and then execute
Sudo ln-s ../sites-available/default-ssl.
Cd to/etc/apache2/mod-enabled, and then execute
Sudo ln-s ../mod-available/ssl .*.
3. Install mod_spdy
Go to https://developers.google.com/speed/spdy/mod_spdy/download. I am 64bit. select
- Mod_spdy 64-bit. deb (Debian/Ubuntu)
Sudo dpkg-I mod-spdy-beta_current_amd64.deb after download
4. Restart apacheSudo service apache2 restart
5. VerificationUse chrome to access a webpage with https protocol and open the Network Console. If SPDY takes effect, x-mod-spdy is displayed in Headers.
Enter chrome: // net-internals/# spdy in the chrome address bar and you will see:
Note: Debian and Ubuntu should be configured in the same way as Linux Mint. SPDY is built on SSL. Apache2.4 cannot install mod-spdy
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