* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > So would it be a reasonable idea to make Apache generate some header like > "X-Content-length-decoded" and make this one contain the original > "Content-length" before any HTTP content encoding is to be applied? > (The header would only be sent if a content encoding been applied, of > course.)
Yep, it would. But it's quite impossible without buffering the body, which isn't done and desired. Additionally... > P.S.: Of course mod_gzip would be happy to support this mechanism as well, > so if Apache would implement it, mod_gzip would try to be compatible to > it; yet, mod_gzip wouldn't dare to invent such a thing on its own... ... the warning is about *input decompression*, i.e. for authors auf cgi scripts or the like which handle decompressed post data. nd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
