Henri Gomez wrote:
Are you sure you want to compress content less than 2k ?
BTW, you could use compression property for your purpose.
You are correct, the property works fine.
3) Added application/x-javascript as a default compressable type. Now it allows all mime types starting with "text/", not just the three previously specified.
Nope there is problems with many browser which didn't support gzipped javascript.
Are there really browsers that send "Accept-Encoding: gzip", but don't really accept it? I was not aware of that. Which ones do this?
Of course, you could make some search on google for it.
Also there is still problem to get pdf on gzip streams (may be more a problem with acrobat browser integration).
I submitted part of this code after reviewing what HTTPD team does on mod_deflate, and I feel you could trust them isn't it ?
I'm sorry, I didn't understand that. What was submitted to whom?
I suggested the idea to Remy who wrote the code. I make some change after taking a look at mod_deflate code.
mod_deflate has existed before gzip support in coyote
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