On Fri, 18 Jan 2002, Jeremy Howard wrote: > Geoffrey Young wrote: > > Philip Mak wrote: > > >>>The following webpage on a mod_deflate enabled server is not working > > >>>correctly in some browsers: > <...> > > > a few of us have been wondering where all the traffic on these modules > > has been coming from, is all - I thought it might genuinely be some > > mis-documentation or something... > > > I originally introduced these modules to this list in an earlier post titled > "Report on mod_accel and mod_deflate" in which I promoted these modules as > an excellent tool for creating a front-end accelerator to mod_perl web > applications. It included brief documentation for installing and configuring > the modules--previously there had only been Russian documentation. > > There's been no other location for English language discussion of these > modules. So the discussion has ended up here. I take full responsibility for > any OT pollution as a result. ;-) > > Given that these modules are new, don't have an active discussion home in > English yet, and are very relevent to mod_perl programmers, I'd like to see > discussion remain here, or at least have Igor post the occassional update on > new releases etc.
As to mod_deflate I think mod_perl list is not right place to discuss it. But mod_accel discussion is more relevent to this list as well as lingerd, mod_proxy, Squid and other reverse proxing or accelerating technology. > If that bothers anyone then I'm happy to set up a mailing list elsewhere, of > course. I think it would be nice. Igor Sysoev
