I currently have the following: use Rack::Rewrite use Rack::Cache, {:verbose=>true, :metastore=>\"memcached://localhost:11211/rack-cache/meta\", :entitystore=>\"memcached://localhost:11211/r
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Is there a simple, standard way to decompress a gzip raw data buffer in Objective-C? I could not find anything useful in the Apple Developer documentation.
I have a web-site, which uses ASP.NET and is hosted at IIS 7.5 shared hosting, so I have no direct 开发者_运维问答access to IIS settings. Now I want to enable gzip compression of my pages and css/js f
I need to send a POST request to a web server which includes a gzipped request parameter. I\'m using Apache Http开发者_JS百科Client and I\'ve read that it supports Gzip out of the box, but I can\'t fi
I need to minify my PHP\'s output in production and from this question it sounds like Gzip is开发者_JAVA技巧 supposed to do the same, with no change in the PHP code. This would be ideal, but I\'m usin
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Is it possible to process a huge (~3G) file with pure Ruby (1.8) using limit开发者_JAVA技巧ed amount of RAM?Yes, you can use Zlib::GzipReader to process it line by line using #each_line or #each_byte.
When making an HTTP request, I set Accept-Encoding: gzip.However, I notice that the server doesn\'t actually compress the response unless User-Agent is \"well-known\".I have the following Android code
I\'m using a wrapper atm that makes JXG\'s Gzip utils a bunch easier. The unzipping a base64 encoded string part works rather nicely however I want to be able to turn it back into a base64 encoded str
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