On 7/19/06, Apache User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have an Apache 2.2.2 setup on a Redhat box. Mod_proxy(mod_proxy_ajp) is
being used to connect to tomcat on the same machine. Caching is implemented
using mod_cache(mod_mem_cache). This setup works fine and caching seems to
be working as expected.
The problem occurs when I try to optimize further by supporting HTML
compression using mod_deflate. In this case, whenever deflated documents are
served by the cache the Content-length returned is 0. Is this a known issue
? Can mod_deflate and mod_mem_cache be used together ? Or is it that
mod_mem_cache cannot handle compressed content ?
I don't have any specific info on this problem, but I'd highly
recommend using mod_disk_cache in place of mod_mem_cache. It is
better tested, and will be more performant in most scenarios.
Joshua.
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