Alex McLintock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A slightly different question to the one Simon just asked but does anyone 
> use mod_gzip with mod_perl? I found that they interfered with each other so 
> in the end I disabled mod_gzip on mod_perl generated pages.
> 
> I haven't looked at this in about a year so maybe my modules are out of 
> date....

If you're using apache 1.x, then you need to use a perl module like
Apache::DynaGzip.  You're right about not being able to use mod_gzip.

If you're using apache 2, then mod_deflate works as a new output filter
so should be applicable to all types of content.

-Dom

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