Hi,
Well I use zlib compression in my PHP forum script, and increase in load is
really low.
I tested it on a heavily loaded server (Hardware.fr which uses my forum,
with more than 200 connections at the same time - PIII-600 / 512 Mo RAM),
and there is no problems so far.
So I don't think gzip should be a problem.
Jocelyn
Presence-PC
----- Original Message -----
From: "jeremy brand" <jeremy(a)nirvani.net>
To: <phpmyadmin-devel(a)lists.sourceforge.net>
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2001 8:38 AM
Subject: [Phpmyadmin-devel] Gzip HTTP Content-Encoding patch
Hello Tobias (and others),
I've got board and decided to check up on this probject. I was looking at
the feature request page on the sourceforge project and decided to whip
this out as I have just done a similar upgrade on my own web site and have
seen enourmous speed increase from the site.
I wouldn't recommend using it if the site is heavily loaded (imagine 50+
gzips running on your websever) but if it is only a single machine and
only the admin is accessing this, it should be fine.
It would be nice to know how much gzip increases the load on a heavily
loaded server, but I have no such server.
cioa,
Jeremy
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