Hi,
158 Apache:
159 -------
160 To enable these features in apache the following modules need to be enabled:
161 * mod_compress
162 * mod_expire
163 * mod_headers
I thought mod_compress is part of Lighttpd only. Isn't it mod_deflate for apache? I can't find mod_compress in my apache 2.2 installation.
Regards, Roland
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Roland Liebl wrote:
Hi, 158 Apache: 159 ------- 160 To enable these features in apache the following modules need to be enabled: 161 * mod_compress 162 * mod_expire 163
- mod_headers
I thought mod_compress is part of Lighttpd only. Isn't it mod_deflate for apache? I can't find mod_compress in my apache 2.2 installation. Regards, Roland
I just committed the patch from http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1485800 without checking all the details. Also I'm not a very high-skilled apache webmaster. Maybe others could help out here...
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On May 29, 2009, at 11:43 AM, Thomas Bruederli wrote:
Roland Liebl wrote:
Hi, 158 Apache: 159 ------- 160 To enable these features in apache the following modules need
to be enabled: 161 * mod_compress 162 * mod_expire 163
- mod_headers
I thought mod_compress is part of Lighttpd only. Isn't it mod_deflate for apache? I can't find mod_compress in my apache 2.2 installation. Regards, Roland
I just committed the patch from http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1485800 without checking all the details. Also I'm not a very high-skilled
apache webmaster. Maybe others could help out here...
The code is correct, it's just the INSTALL file that isn't. Like
Roland says, the module is mod_deflate not
mod_compress. The .htaccess uses mod_deflate so thats correct.
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sorry folks. was looking back and forward between them too much.
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Im encountering a problem that is probably related to this thread. In 2586 a change was committed that is causing my browser to randomly download index.php instead of showing it. Emperical evidence suggests this is due to setting zlib.output_compression to 1 in .htaccess. Im receiving some kind of malformed response from apache.
This change is causing PHP to force the use of zlib for output compression, and for me overrides the use of mod_deflate. There is obviously some issue in the combination of versions im using that makes zlib not work right. If I set zlib.output_compression to 0, and use mod_deflate, everything works fine.
OSX 10.5.7 Firefox 3.0.10 Apache 5.2.0-8+etch13
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OSX 10.5.7 Firefox 3.0.10 Apache 5.2.0-8+etch13
Eeks, had a bit of a cut/paste error here:
Apache 2.2.3 PHP 5.2.0-8+etch13
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