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What others are saying about Apache::dynagzip and dynamic http compression |
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Sunday, 26 December 2004 |
We compress all delivered content using white
space stripping as a pre-process and then real time gzip encoding using
Slava Bizyayev's excellent Apache::Dynagzip module.
Source: the SmartSurf.org FAQ at
http://www.smartsurf.org/index/documentation/faq.htm
Another cool thing is Apache::dynagzip, which is the only module
I've found so far that can provide 'streaming' compression. I mean
sending compressed output 'on the fly', before the generation is even
completed. ... for mod_perl it works wonders in terms of the site
responsiveness with large recordsets.
Source: Webmaster World Perl Server Side CGI Scripting Forum at http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum13/2691-3-10.htm
Question: ...does anyone use mod_gzip with mod_perl? I found that
they interfered with each other so in the end I disabled mod_gzip on
mod_perl generated pages.
Response: If you're using Apache 1.x, then you need to use a perl
module like Apache::DynaGzip. You're right about not being able
to use mod_gzip.
Source: Excerpt from a thread on the
london.pm-london.pm.org mailing list at
http://www.mail-archive.com/london.pm@london.pm.org/msg14720.html
(September 1, 2003)
We use Apache::DynaGZIP to compress mod_perl generated pages and
it works really well. ... If you're using mod_perl then I'd take a look
at Apache::DynaGZIP.
Source: Excerpt from a thread on the
london.pm-london.pm.org mailing list at
http://www.mail-archive.com/london.pm@london.pm.org/msg14722.html
(September 1, 2003) |
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