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When an SSL certificate is updated on the filesystem, oauth_reverse_proxy should start using the new file immediately when serving proxied requests to/from clients.
This could be implemented by watching the file and triggering an update. However it's done, pending and current requests should not be interrupted. If this feature impacts performance negatively then that should be noted, and the feature should be off by default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When an SSL certificate is updated on the filesystem, oauth_reverse_proxy should start using the new file immediately when serving proxied requests to/from clients.
This could be implemented by watching the file and triggering an update. However it's done, pending and current requests should not be interrupted. If this feature impacts performance negatively then that should be noted, and the feature should be off by default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: