Excuse me, this is not mod_perl related: In my experience only internet
explorer benefits from mod_gzip.
Netscape-4.7 does not announce itself as http-1.1 compatible, konqueror
has strange delays with gzipped files (the dog slow component model
calling gzip?). Galeon and Mozilla are fat and slow
>> It turned out that a new version released at around the same time I
>> encountered the problem fixed it!
>>
>
>Great! Could you send us the snipset of your configuration that was
>necessary to get it work with Embperl. I guess this would be interesting
for
>more people (including me :-)
Well
>
> in the following example first two cases work as expected while the
> third generates 'tst.html?2/16' and the fourth 'tst.html?3'. I believe
> this is a bug. I think I reported this a while ago but I don't remember
> what was the result.
It's not a bug, it's simply because of the way Perl i
> Hi! I was wondering how you can use extract a session id from %udat?
$udat{_session_id}
or
tied(%udat) -> getid ()
> Also, is it possible for you to set your own expiration period for the
> session cookie that Apache::Session sends when you use %udat?
Use the EMBPERL_COOKIE_EXPIRES conf
> It turned out that a new version released at around the same time I
> encountered the problem fixed it!
>
Great! Could you send us the snipset of your configuration that was
necessary to get it work with Embperl. I guess this would be interesting for
more people (including me :-)
> It seems
It turned out that a new version released at around the same time I
encountered the problem fixed it!
It seems to work a treat, typically compressing pages by 85% - is there any
reason why using it might not be a good idea?
Mike
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From: Gerald Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
