Antwort: Re: [Mod_gzip] mod_gzip with mod_ssl (using mod_proxy)

Matthew Claridge mod_gzip@lists.over.net
Wed, 16 Apr 2003 09:13:52 +0100


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>Hi Matt,
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>So if you cannot find any traces of the response inside
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>the inner Apache that would be a miracle to me, as this
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>inner Virtual Host shouldn't care whether the "client"
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>was a browser or a mod_proxy.
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>If you can, then the mod_gzip status code should tell
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>you what has happened and whether mod_gzip interfered
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>with some other Apache module - but not SSL.
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Apache logs look like a normal http transaction - there's nothing to 
suggest there's any proxying going on. The reason I know the proxy is 
working is because of a change to the base url when the forwarding is 
done (so a request to www.somewhere.com is forwarded to 
server.somewhere.com - we do a base url test in some of our software and 
you can see it using a different base url).

mod_gzip logs NOTHING at all - thats the problem - if it logged some 
status codes it would be a help, but the log files are blank during the 
https session - all http requests are logged fine.

mod_gzip is definitely the last module listed / first loaded - only 
mod_ssl is stealing content from it.....

Matt