I'm using nginx 1.3.11-9chl1~quantal1 from Chris Lea's PPA (which I
believe is using the latest SPDY patch, patch.spdy-60_1.3.11.txt).
Generate a large file containing random characters, e.g. using the
following Python script (~10MB):
import random
f = open("10m.html", "w")
f.write("\n".join(map(
lambda x: "".join(map(
lambda x: random.choice("0123456789abcdef"),
range(100)
)),
range(100000)
)))
f.close()
Ensure that gzip is on, and gzip_types contains the appropriate file
type (text/html in this case).
Chrome and Firefox both fail to completely load the file; they just hang
indefinitely after loading what appears to be around 1MB, though it's
hard to tell exactly from Chrome's Network tab.
Turning off gzip fixes the issue. If there's a way to selectively
disable gzip for SPDY requests, that would also be useful to know.
Thanks,
--
Jason Davies, http://www.jasondavies.com/
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