https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=45023
John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> changed:
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--- Comment #3 from John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2008-06-24 07:32:39 PST
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This bug nearly defeats the purpose of mod_deflate. I turned mod_deflate on
with the intent of saving bandwidth when sending JavaScript and CSS files.
Instead, I'm using *more* bandwidth for every request but the first.
(Previously, subsequent requests would result in small, no-content 304
responses. Now the compressed JS and CSS files are sent every time.)
BTW, the change that appends "-gzip" to the etag (revision 607219, I think) is
a bit wacky in its own right in that it appends outside the double quotes.
IOW, if the original header is:
Etag: "5954c6-10f4-449d11713aac0"
the modified header ends up as:
Etag: "5954c6-10f4-449d11713aac0"-gzip
when it probably should be:
Etag: "5954c6-10f4-449d11713aac0-gzip"
with the "-gzip" inside the quotes. I altered the code to do this, but it had
no affect on this 304 bug. I just wanted to note it here so the situation is
avoided when this bug is fixed for real.
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