mod_deflate and mod_cache can this be combined to improve performance

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I have a Server running with Apache 2.2.9/Mod_Perl 2.0.4 , now I am trying
to use mod_deflate to compress response. I have lot of static files in my
server which doesn't change frequently so i want to caching for these
compressed files. Is it possible , any idea at what stage mod_cache filter
is called ?



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I have a Server running with Apache 2.2.9/Mod_Perl 2.0.4 , now I am try=
ing to use mod_deflate to compress response. I have lot of static files in =
my server which doesn't change frequently so i want to caching for thes=
e compressed files. Is it possible , any idea at what stage mod_cache filte=
r is called ?


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Re: mod_deflate and mod_cache can this be combined to

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Great,Thanks , I that answers my question.

On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 12:52 AM, "F=E1bio Jr." wro=
te:

> Shibi NS escreveu:
>
>> Is the file is cached before compression or after compression ?. If the
>> file is cached after compression then its relay helps me in improving th=
e
>> performance.
>>
>> It will depends of the compatibility of the client's browser. In
> mod_deflate configs, you should see that it have some configurations abou=
t
> what kind of browser can handle compressed files.
>
> This also depends on your settings. If you force all content to be
> compressed, it will be stored in cache compressed. but if the browser is =
not
> supported, it will store a compressed file, and also a not compressed fil=
e
> on cache.
>
> Before you start using mod_deflate + mod_cache, you must have in mind wha=
t
> kind of files you want to compress and/or cache. What kind of cache you w=
ill
> use (disk / mem / file), what folders and/or file types you must cache an=
d
> what not.
>
> A good starting point is the Apache cache guide <
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/caching.html>.
>
> Good luck and any other doubt, i will be happy to help
>
> []s
>
> F=E1bio Jr.
>
>
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Great,Thanks , I that answers my question.

Re: mod_deflate and mod_cache can this be combined to improve

On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 1:15 AM, Shibi NS wrote:
> I have a Server running with Apache 2.2.9/Mod_Perl 2.0.4 , now I am trying
> to use mod_deflate to compress response. I have lot of static files in my
> server which doesn't change frequently so i want to caching for these
> compressed files. Is it possible , any idea at what stage mod_cache filter
> is called ?

This isn't really a mod_perl question. I suggest you ask on the main
httpd mailing list, but first do a little searching because there's
lots of information about this already out there.

- Perrin