[phpa] Re: mod_gzip and PHP
- From: Rod Kreisler <rod@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Blaz.Praper@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 29 May 2002 16:53:33 -0400
Hehe, just what I said, except I only hit reply and not reply to so it
didn't go to the list.
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> Subject: [phpa] Re: mod_gzip and PHP
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> > well only mod_gzip causes slower page creation, coz mod_gzip compress
> > output (this needs some time) but it saves a lot of bandwidth (faster
> > page download). on the other hand phpa makes page creation bit (a lot)
> > faster so
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> There's another consideration that I once read someone put forward, which
> is that the extra work of compressing files might reduce server load.
> As the output content can be significantly smaller, the server process may
> complete its request sooner, therefore being ready to accept a new request
> sooner, and so a smaller process pool may be required to handle a
> continuous stream of requests.
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