I'm having trouble caching the output of mod_deflate using
mod_disk_cache. I've found casual references to the combination
working, but I haven't found a working example of it.
After emptying the "CacheRoot" of all files and flushing the cache on
FF, I load '/demo/index.html' with FF. FF Page In
> You should consider moving to apache 2.6; I've seen a significant bump
> in performance on highly loaded systems. Personally I attribute this
> to the O(1) scheduler, but I'm no guru...
woops... that's kernel 2.6... there is no apache 2.6.. my bad...
-Vizzini
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> Is there a performance hit when using mod_mime_magic with a large
> number of images, most of which are gif?
yes, there would be a performance drop if mod_mime is not successful,
and the fallback mod_mime_magic is called. mod_mime_magic emulates
unix 'file' command which derives the file type f
On 2/2/06, Nick Kew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'm having trouble configuring an Apache 2.0.55 (32-bit; linux;) to
> > serve pre-compressed (gzip 1.3.5) html files (for inline browser
> > rendering)
>
> That's usual.
Is anyone aware of a way to serve precompressed content in apache
2.0.x? Mul
Hi Guys!
I'm having trouble configuring an Apache 2.0.55 (32-bit; linux;) to
serve pre-compressed (gzip 1.3.5) html files (for inline browser
rendering) using AddHandler type-map.
Using the type-map, Firefox (1.5) and Safari (2.0.3) are not
displaying the content inline, they both want to downloa
