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    Resolved nginx HTTP/2 support cipher problems

    @Ankebut This script and the line for cron, that Ankebut posted might not work, because the openssl command is in the wrong order. The number of bits must come after the options. What @Lloyd_mcse wrote here has the correct order. It seems sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, if using the...
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    Resolved Problem by creating DHPARAM (not saved)

    This is incorrect, please fix. The numbits for dhparam must come after the options for the openssl command. You can check the manpage. See this blog entry, for example: Mailserver – Andre-Toellner.de
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    Resolved Problem by creating DHPARAM (not saved)

    When the number of bits, in this case 4096, comes after the option where to put the file (-out), openssl seems to output meaningful data. That is the correct way. The script is wrong, because the script puts the option after the numbits, be it 512, 2048 or 4096. This is wrong: openssl dhparam...
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