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Chronicles of a Crazy CanuckCompressing Web Output Using mod_gzip for Apache 1.3.x and 2.0.x
Started by Stephen Pierzchala · 10 months ago
Web page compression is not a new technology, but it has just recently gained higher recognition in the minds of IT administrators and managers because of the rapid ROI it generates. Compression extensions exist for most of the major Web server platforms, but in this article I will focus on the
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2 months ago
This is a great article. Thanks.
You have a mastery over the subject.
Please help me with an issue I have.
I have set - mod_deflate on Apache 2.x I have.
And a dynamic content (Actuate report - in Dynamic HTML) is - gzip - encoded while received by the client browser.
I am using Internet Explorer 7.x.
However IE7 is not unzipping it.
It recognizes that the MIME Type - application/x-gzip-compressed.
But it says - it is not a recognized Mime Type and opens a window to 'save' the page.
Any help will will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Arabinda
Pune, India
2 months ago
When HTML content is compressed using mod_deflate, it should maintain the text/html MIM-type.
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