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Which is more efficient? vBulletin's internal gZip option or mod_gzip or mod_deflate?
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mod_gzip = mod_deflate ;)
The only difference is that mod_gzip is used in Apache 1.3, while mod_deflate is used in Apache 2.x. They are both fairly efficient (if you have set it up correctly). |
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I have looked through my phpinfo for deflate and I found it on three places:
Can someone please advise if this is the same as mod_deflate as Dismounted has been suggesting. If yes then is it safe for me to disable gzip in vB settings.? Here are my settings from phpinfo file: Code:
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No, I believe that is different.
Regards Jason :) |
That is zlib, which can be set in php.ini and when set to 1 will deflate/compress ALL pages on a server if they are supported.
It is more efficient to deflate with apache. |
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