Leo wrote:
> I'm replying to myself :) ? Cool.
>
> I found the answers to my questions below in the list and/or documentation.
fancy that :)
> Thanks for your time Geoffrey.
sure
> I sometimes need to take a moment and
> look at documentation before I pop off emails.
that's always a good t
I'm replying to myself :) ? Cool.
I found the answers to my questions below in the list and/or documentation.
Thanks for your time Geoffrey. I sometimes need to take a moment and
look at documentation before I pop off emails.
Leo
Leo wrote:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
please keep posts on-list so ever
Geoffrey Young wrote:
please keep posts on-list so everyone can benefit :)
Oops. I'll do that.
Thanks for the sugestion; my handler has a flag that is set in an
application specific config file (not the apache.conf or any included
files therein) that should be able to turn off compression.
please keep posts on-list so everyone can benefit :)
> Thanks for the sugestion; my handler has a flag that is set in an
> application specific config file (not the apache.conf or any included
> files therein) that should be able to turn off compression.
what you could do in that case is just dis
Leo wrote:
> Hello all:
>
> I want to use Compress::Zlib to deflate contents being sent to the client.
>
> One way is using it's gzopen(, ) call.
>
> Is there a filehandle that represents the output stream to the client?
>
> How do I get it?
>
> I am writing my own mod_perl handler for Apach
Hello all:
I want to use Compress::Zlib to deflate contents being sent to the client.
One way is using it's gzopen(, ) call.
Is there a filehandle that represents the output stream to the client?
How do I get it?
I am writing my own mod_perl handler for Apache2 (mod_perl2.0 from svs)
Thanks in adva
