Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of FileCompression

Timestamp:

Dec 23, 2008, 2:06:26 PM (16 years ago)

Author:

davea

Comment:

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FileCompression

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-This will add the content encoding to the header so that the client will decompress the file automatically. This method has the advantage of reducing server disk usage and server CPU load, but it will only work with 5.4+ clients. Use the 'min_core_version' field of the app_version table to enforce this. You can use this in conjunction because the mod_deflate module allows you to exempt certain filetypes from on-the-fly compression. 
+and restart apache.
+This will add the content encoding to the header so that the client will decompress the file automatically.
+This method has the advantage of reducing server disk usage and server CPU load,
+but it will only work with 5.4+ clients.
+Use the 'min_core_version' field of the app_version table to enforce this.
+You can use this in conjunction because the mod_deflate module
+allows you to exempt certain filetypes from on-the-fly compression. 
 
 Both methods store files uncompressed on the client. If you need compression on the client, you must do it at the application level. The BOINC source distribution includes a version of the zip library designed for use by BOINC applications on any platform (see below).