Is there a flag I can use so that the Content-Encoding header is not
removed or set an environment variable if inflate was run or if
Content-Encoding header was removed?
Looked around but did not find much to accomplish the above.
Thank you,
Chaitanya
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 5:33 PM, Chaitanya Go
The content comes from some app server (could be WebSphere or
WebLogic). From what I read, the SetEnvIf doesn't have access to
response headers as it is run before?
Sorry, but what is the one-line change to mod_deflate you are referring to?
Thank you,
Chaitanya
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 4:26 PM, Ni
> On 2 May 2018, at 21:24, Chaitanya Govande wrote:
>
> Is there a way to do this then? Can I store a env variable if the
> Content-Encoding is gzip and use this variable later in execution for
> Deflate?
Depends where the contents come from. See for example SetEnvIf.
Alternatives: get the co
Is there a way to do this then? Can I store a env variable if the
Content-Encoding is gzip and use this variable later in execution for
Deflate?
Any other way? I am trying to inflate, substitute and again deflate if
the original content is gziped but if the original content is not
gziped, then sim
On Wed, 2 May 2018 11:29:36 -0500
Chaitanya Govande wrote:
> The deflate does not seem to work as when I review the chrome dev
> tools, I don't see the 'Content-Encoding' header. If I remove the
> second condition (%{resp:Content-Encoding} = 'gzip'), it seems to work
> properly. However, I have
Hello all,
I am trying to inflate, substitute, and then deflate the content
returned to the client based on the response header. The inflate,
substitute are working as i was able to test these out in isolation.
Here is the code:
FilterDeclare FilterInflate CONTENT_SET
FilterProvider FilterInflat
