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YourHelp
gzip compression
  • 2003/7/18 2:00

  • YourHelp

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WHAT IS:

Quote:
Use gzip compression?


and what does it do?


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Achey
Re: gzip compression
  • 2003/7/18 2:22

  • Achey

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Have you seen this site before?

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Catzwolf
Re: gzip compression
  • 2003/7/18 2:24

  • Catzwolf

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Gzip compression is similiar to a zip file, what it does is compresses a file on server side and just before it hits your browser it gets de-compressed.

Good point about it is that files appear quicker in your browser, but the bad sides are you cannot have more than one script (Xoops and IBF module) using it and it puts an extra (slight) load on your server.

But personally, I think the good points outway the bad.

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YourHelp
Re: gzip compression
  • 2003/7/18 2:37

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THANKS CATZ .. ok so should i have this on or off ?

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Catzwolf
Re: gzip compression
  • 2003/7/18 2:46

  • Catzwolf

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As I said, I would personally have this on.

If you have problems with other modules as IBF forum for example (shows a page full of strange looking characters), then turn gzip compression off in the other module (not xoops).

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gruessle
Re: gzip compression
  • 2003/11/9 12:13

  • gruessle

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This is really good I can see the difference.

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