(Markus Strickler) wrote:
However it rather looks as if your Web server is somehow misconfigured, maybe it is set to compress files on the fly?
Yes, I have an apache in front of Tomcat using mod_jk (as can be seen on the response header as well), but as far as I can see, apache is not even loading mod_gzip. And when I access static content, the header has no Content-Encoding parameter set. Tells me that apache is not encoding anything.
Tomcat is configured almost as it was when it left the 2.1.3 tar. It seems that gzipping is commented out in server.xml. When I access tomcat directly (not going through apache/mod_jk) everything works just fine!
So, could it be that the mod_jk plugin itself does any gzipping on the way out? That's about the last step where I see it could happen if it's not coming directly from Magnolia (which I don't think it is).
Has anyone seen similar behaviour? Kind Regards, Martin ---------------------------------------------------------------- for list details see http://www.magnolia.info/en/magnolia/developer.html ----------------------------------------------------------------
