> Or perhaps output over a certain size is failing?  I haven't seen it
> done the way you are doing it there (not that its wrong), passing the
> binary data through coldfusion by using the outputfile attribute.  What
> attributes are you passing to gzip?  By default it deletes the file you
> are compressing, so this should work:

Ryan, your suggestion worked perfectly.  I wasn't aware that the default 
behavior of gzip was to delete the file being compressed and write the 
compressed file automatically, thus making the outputfile attribute 
unnecessary.

Probably what was happening was a threading/race condition issue of some 
sort, where sometimes the outputfile attribute was overwriting the 
compressed file and sometimes not.

Thanks a bunch, I probably never would have figured that out.

-- Josh 


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