I\'d like to make my server apply gzip compression to html, php, javascript and css files. I think I can do it by editing the .htaccess file.Can someone give me the exact code that I would h开发者_运
My application reads and writes a lot of medium to large files. I would like to store these in zipped format. Saves diskspace and network time.
I\'m using a JAX-WS generated client (using wsimport, the one bundled with Glassfish 2.1.1) to connect to a ASP.NET generated WebService running in a IIS 6.
I have drupal website, the database is about 10GB. I was checking the datadir of my drupal database and found that some files are .gz!! why is this? and does it affect performance??
In my JSPs I am currently using JSTL to show the contents of simple text files that reside on a server as follows:
I\'m getting used to Firebug and YSlow in particular. One of the things I\'m looking at is the gzip compression. YSlow still gives my site an \"F\" and indicates that my CSS and JavaScript files are n
IIS supports two types开发者_Go百科 of compression: static content compression and dynamic content compression. According to applicationHost.config, they are handled by different modules: DynamicCompr
I know that this bit of code: <?php if (substr_count($_SERVER[\'HTTP_A开发者_高级运维CCEPT_ENCODING\'], \'gzip\')) ob_start(\"ob_gzhandler\"); else ob_start(); ?>
I\'ve minified a .js file, and everything is just fine. But, when I gzip, the browser no longer executes the file. What am I doing wrong? Here\'s the gzip command:
I have a repo that contains my minified css/js files.Some of them are gzipped.When i go between staging and production doing push and pulls it tries to auto merge and fails on the gz ones citing it ca
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