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I have ns_param gzip on , but do i still need to set some headers ?
How do i know its gzipping anything ?
Derek Keller wrote:
Quoting Dossy Shiobara [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 2007.04.11, Ali Salem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With
aT wrote:
I have ns_param gzip on , but do i still need to set some headers ?
I don't know.
How do i know its gzipping anything ?
telnet www.yourwebserver.com 80
And send a GET request.
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Juan José
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On 2007.04.18, aT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am also waiting for someone to reply to this message.
I have ns_param gzip on , but do i still need to set some headers ?
How do i know its gzipping anything ?
You could sniff the network and see that the HTTP response is
compressed?
AOLserver
One of the things I did in addition to using gzip in AOLserver is to
also pre-gzip all of my static content and use a filter to serve them
correctly.
###
ns_share gzFilter
if { ![info exists gzFilter] } {
set gzFilter 0
}
if { !$gzFilter } {
ns_register_filter postauth GET /*.html
Juan José del Río wrote:
aT wrote:
I have ns_param gzip on , but do i still need to set some headers ?
I don't know.
How do i know its gzipping anything ?
telnet www.yourwebserver.com 80
And send a GET request.
That won't invoke compression unless you include the appropriate
