Christian Bach

Hi there, you might want to give https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert a try, as an alternative to a self-signed certificate for local development.

I don’t quite get why this is configured as a web socket, or is it? The title has it declared as such. U try to serve a simple GET request...

Gotya, could you run your `curl -v` with `--ignore-content-length` and paste the output? Does a similar curl request against the working version reply with the same `content-length` for your `index.html`?

@jfarcand I digged a bit too, not sure why the `HttpStaticFileServerHandler` in the presence of SSL chooses to send the file chunk-encoded, maybe a hint:  Cheers.

btw, for the test-case of @supertick to work, I needed to add the below to his `pom.xml` for the self-signed certificate creation: ``` org.bouncycastle bcprov-jdk15on 1.49 org.bouncycastle bcpkix-jdk15on 1.49 ```

@jfarcand, with @supertick's pom changes, I can start his test and then I do a: `curl -k -v https://localhost:8080/index.html` to reproduce the issue with the infamous `transfer closed with 47...

@jfarcand, it does not work on exercising the standard/non-ssl `if`-branch from the above code for the `https`-call. I just tried. We need you 😃 ...

There were build test-failures, please reconsider the fix.

Hey guys - we have another scenario for custom certificates that would benefit us if we could provide the trusted certificate authorities during a plugin install. We would like to...

I think it's not a question of having the GC run more frequently, but as u suggest of null-ing the fields at some point and prevent those two objects from...