[mythtv] Latest mythweb CVS and zlib compression oddities.

[Martin Moeller]

As far as I can tell, ob_gzhandler isn't enabled:

output_buffering no value no value 
output_handler no value no value


zlib
ZLib Support 
enabled 
Compiled Version 
1.2.1 
Linked Version 
1.2.1 
       Directive
      Local Value
      Master Value
zlib.output_compression
Off
Off
zlib.output_compression_level
-1
-1
zlib.output_handler
no value
no value

What am I missing?

This works OK:
    php_value zlib.output_handler           1

Adding this gives be gibberish:
    php_value zlib.output_compression       1

Without the above line but having this:
    php_value zlib.output_compression_level 4

Is not a problem...?

PHP version is 4.3.4 - tons of extentions. These registered streams:
php, http, ftp, https, ftps, compress.zlib, compress.bzip2

It's not a big deal since I have my output back without that one line,
but it may throw others off as well...


søn, 2004-05-23 kl. 08:33 skrev Chris Petersen:
> > Could it be that an extra header field is needed if compression is
> > supported and is it even checked whether the browser supports
> > compression?
> 
> More likely, you're running both of the two different gzip modes in php,
> or something similar that is causing it to freak out.
> 
> make sure you ob_gzhandler is NOT enabled in your php.ini file.  php is
> pretty good about its gzip compression handling, which is handled
> completely outside of the code itself, so when this kind of thing
> happens, it's usually a configuration conflict.
> 
> -Chris
> 
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