Re: [Zope] Apache 2 + Zope can't gzip HTTP response body?

2005-07-04 Thread Jens Vagelpohl


On 4 Jul 2005, at 01:26, Daniel Dekany wrote:

Thanks! Just on more thing... According to
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php? 
thread_id=7393296forum_id=12354

the gzip compression was enabled by default in Plone 2.0.x (only from
2.0.4 I guess), but will be disabled in 2.1. If it is true, why? Is it
not recommenced after all? (Actually I try to gzip only because my
predecessor did...)


I suggest you ask on the Plone list.

jens

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Re: [Zope] Apache 2 + Zope can't gzip HTTP response body?

2005-07-03 Thread Daniel Dekany
Monday, July 4, 2005, 12:00:38 AM, Dieter Maurer wrote:

 Daniel Dekany wrote at 2005-7-2 20:56 +0200:
Can I use HTTP Content-Encoding: gzip for Zope if I use Apache 2? (And
should I use gzip content-encoding?)

The mod_gzip doesn't work with Apache 2, but instead it has mod_deflate.
But mod_deflate can't chose which responses to gzip based on the
MIME-type for responses that are coming through
ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse. And with Zope I can't rely on extensions
(like .html), just on the MIME-type. Do I think these well?

 Zope can do gzip compression by itself.

 You can activate it via

 RESPONSE.enableHTTPCompression(REQUEST)

 This activates gzip compression for precisely this response.

Thanks! Just on more thing... According to
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=7393296forum_id=12354
the gzip compression was enabled by default in Plone 2.0.x (only from
2.0.4 I guess), but will be disabled in 2.1. If it is true, why? Is it
not recommenced after all? (Actually I try to gzip only because my
predecessor did...)

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Re: [Zope] Apache 2 + Zope can't gzip HTTP response body?

2005-07-03 Thread Bakhtiar A Hamid
On 7/3/05, Daniel Dekany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Can I use HTTP Content-Encoding: gzip for Zope if I use Apache 2? (And
 should I use gzip content-encoding?)
 
 The mod_gzip doesn't work with Apache 2, but instead it has mod_deflate.
 But mod_deflate can't chose which responses to gzip based on the
 MIME-type for responses that are coming through


would this help?  
#enable deflate on select contents

#AddOutputFilterByType DEFLATE text/html text/plain text/xml
hth
 ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse. And with Zope I can't rely on extensions
 (like .html), just on the MIME-type. Do I think these well?
 
 Somebody have solved this (gzip-ing the response bodies)?
 
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  Daniel Dekany
 
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Re: [Zope] Apache with Zope

2001-01-17 Thread Simon Coles

Hi there !! I have zope and apache listeners in one machine !!
Is there any way to have only apache receiving requests for zope
and apache, without having two listeners ???

I'm thinking of some module that provide zope funcionalaty to apache !
Without having ProxyPass and RewriteRule directives !!!

Is this not possible ? If you have some ideas, just shoot them :)

I think what you're asking for is a way of having just Apache 
listening on port 80 of your server, and then Apache passing on 
requests to Zope - and you want to do this without using ProxyPass.

There are various CGI-derived ways of doing this, but to be honest 
the ProxyPass setup works very well indeed and doesn't seem to incur 
any massive performance hit. So unless you have a really good reason 
for not using ProxyPass, I would just move your Zope onto a port 
other than 80 and use ProxyPass.



Simon
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Re: [Zope] Apache with Zope

2001-01-17 Thread Nuno Goncalves


Hi !
Yes i agree with you ! Besides, it was what i had in mind ! But
that way we have to listners to maintain ! apachectl stop / startssl
and the usual stop start in Zope directory !!! 
Is there a way of administrating the two listners in a easy way ?
You talked about some cgis ! What was your idea ?
thanks and best regards
Nuno
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Simon Coles wrote:

 Hi there !! I have zope and apache listeners in one machine !!
 Is there any way to have only apache receiving requests for zope
 and apache, without having two listeners ???
 
 I'm thinking of some module that provide zope funcionalaty to apache !
 Without having ProxyPass and RewriteRule directives !!!
 
 Is this not possible ? If you have some ideas, just shoot them :)
 
 I think what you're asking for is a way of having just Apache 
 listening on port 80 of your server, and then Apache passing on 
 requests to Zope - and you want to do this without using ProxyPass.
 
 There are various CGI-derived ways of doing this, but to be honest 
 the ProxyPass setup works very well indeed and doesn't seem to incur 
 any massive performance hit. So unless you have a really good reason 
 for not using ProxyPass, I would just move your Zope onto a port 
 other than 80 and use ProxyPass.
 
 
 
 Simon
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