By any chance do you have mod_deflate enabled?
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.1/mod/mod_deflate.html#enable
HTH
Aman Raheja
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Hi,
I have apache (2.0.46) running on windows, with a CGI perl script that serves
up files based on a posted parameter.
This works perfectly fo
Owen,
Yes, got your reply - thanks very much, will try out your suggestion. It was my
first posting to the mailgroup, and made a bit of a hash of it by sending it
twice :o(
Thanks again
Leigh
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You didn't see my previous post?
Rgds,
Owen Boyle
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Hi,
I have apache (2.0.46) running on windows, with a CGI perl script that serves
up files based on a posted parameter.
This works perfectly for all types of files, except *.gz files. Apache seems to
be doing something on the server, maybe it's trying to uncompress it on the
server side? Even
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> I have apache (2.0.46) running on windows, with a CGI perl
> script that
Hi,
I have apache (2.0.46) running on windows, with a CGI perl script that serves
up files based on a posted parameter.
This works perfectly for all types of files, except *.gz files. Apache seems to
be doing something on the server, maybe it's trying to uncompress it on the
server side? Even
