As you can see, we’re now back.
Now Yuugu can start making release posts.
OH AND IF SOMEONE KNOWS WHY APACHE IS BEING RETARDED IN REGARDS TO COMPRESSION, PLEASE DO TELL ME HOW TO FIX IT, SINCE I’VE HAD ENOUGH OF WATCHING AN SSH SESSION FOR THE NEXT 4 WEEKS.
Last pandora eta? :>
Any ideas as to what shows you all will be doing this fall? Also, looking forward to the last episode(s) of PH & Canaan.
@CJ
Tegami and Sora… (Because Mochi give a fucking shit about a certain site)
Am i right?
I am right… right?
T_T i need my quality subs… Kara -_- of course.
Mochi!
Mochi!!
Mochi!!! ;________;
Oh and PH 25 is out XD
http://www.tokyotosho.info/details.php?id=253002
http://www.tokyotosho.info/details.php?id=253706
XviD
“Now Yuugu can start making release posts.”
I am not Yuugu. *lol*
i was reffering at xvid, they released it just now :> anyway thanks guys. pick good shows at fall, as far as now i see there only craps
As for apache being retarded with compression, make sure you don’t have both mod_gzip and mod_deflate enabled at the same time. And if using mod_gzip make sure the file types are set up correctly.
Can’t help more than that without details of what it’s actually doing/not doing ;P
Oh yeah…
It could also be your php configuration..
PHP has optional obj_gzhandler and zlib output handlers that can automatically compress all data sent from a PHP script… If you have both that and apache compression on it’ll compress it twice and not decompress on the browser side… To fix that one in the php.ini make sure that output_handler is set to empty and zlib.output_compression is set to Off
Have a nice day
Well, the issue is that the page I’m trying to open hangs for like a minute, and Firefox then gives me a “compression error”. Apparently only happens on that one page (which is a vBadvanced CMPS index).
Hmmm.. not really sure on that. Never used vBadvanced…
I take it this is the same server that this site is running on? Because if it is, apache itself is not currently gzipping, so it’s likely to be a php error somewhere…
Use this site to tell you if compression is currently active on a given webpage/site: http://www.whatsmyip.org/http_compression/
Welcome back, I guess my “well wishes for a smooth move” ended up cursing you
oops
> I take it this is the same server that this site is running on? Because if it is, apache itself is not currently gzipping, so it’s likely to be a php error somewhere…
Yeah, that’s what I figured as well.
Well, the only solution I can think of for this is to disable gzip in the options of vbulletin/vBadvanced, wherever the option is. and enable mod_gzip in the apache config, thereby gzipping everything after all the pre-processors like php have finished with it
(Assuming you have gzip compiled into your apache)
Yep. Thanks for the help – I’ll look further into it.