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Question about Gzip
im wondering, what is the differences of gzip compression levels.
what are the advantages/disadvantages if compressing vbulletin @ a rate of 8-10 rather than 1-2? will it use less bandwidth? how much less? put more strein on server? |
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anyone know the answer to this?
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There was a similiar thread about this on vbulletin.com...
I think it doesn't make any sense to put gzip level to 9. I have mine set to 4 and it works perfectly. Just start to play with different values, and go to http://leknor.com/code/gziped.php and check out how your page size changes... |
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It has said to keep it at level 1. This will make your pages a lot smaller, whilst puting little/no extra effort on the server.
Anything more then level 1 becomes too hard for your server, server loads will go way up.. |
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Also be mindful whether or not your server has mod_gzip compiled directly into apache.
If this is the case, you can disable the php-based gzip feature in vbulletin all together and save yourself some processor cycles. You can check by telnetting to your webserver on port 80 and: HEAD / HTTP 1.0 GET <enter> <enter> It'll print out something along the lines of this if you're dealing with a unix/apache box. Server: Apache/1.3.24 (Unix) mod_gzip/1.3.19.1a PHP/4.1.2 FYI |
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