Re: [jetty-users] gzip filter

[Stefan Magnus Landrø <stefan.landro@xxxxxxxxx>]

I recommend using curl or wget and request gzipped content (add accept-encoding: gzip header). Then you'll actually get gzip stored on your disk, and you'll have to gunzip the content manually.

Stefan

2015-01-12 8:15 GMT+01:00 Christoph Läubrich <laeubi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

Gzip must be requested by the client, have you checked that the client actually request compressed data? What client do you use?
Also make sure your files have proper mime types and try to enable only for a specific mime type to test.

Beside this: How do you verify that content is Gzipped? Some versions of IE+Firebug Console do not report the gzip content type. So you should actually check with wire-shark or a simple java test client (just make sure to request compression!)

Am 11.01.2015 20:14, schrieb Andrew Penhorwood:

I am using jetty9.2.6.  The site has ran for months without issue on the Jetty 9.2.x codes bases.  I decided to audit the site to see if there were things we could do to make it more efficient.  One of those things was enabling gzip. So I added the gzip filter to to my webdefault.xml file.

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