Hi Silvio, Sorry, that won't work. To send compressed replies *and* use sendfile() the only way would be to have the gzip'ed file already on disk. (You'll still need to set the right content encoding, and you must then _also_ have an uncompressed version of the file on disk in case a client does not support compression.)
Happy hacking! Christian On 1/5/19 12:23 AM, silvioprog wrote: > Hello dudes, > > firstly, thanks Christian for indicating the MHD_fd* functions, I > upgraded my library to use them! :-) > > Now I have a new challenge. I'm going to create two new examples for MHD > (issue #4914), however, I have a question. Is there any chance to use > zlib to compress data when creating a response via > MHD_create_response_from_fd_at_offset64()? I tried that, but it seems > its internal read() cannot be intercepted (to compress data on demand > using zlib's compress2()). I would like to "intercept" the internal > MHD's file_reader() (response.c:572) to reuse it instead of rewriting a > new one, because the original already handles the reading in any > supported platform. > > Thanks in advance for any help! > > -- > Silvio Clécio
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