Read: You can now efficiently have your outgoing PHP/HTTP traffic compressed with good compression ratios without sacrificing memory.
Comments extremely welcome - and if people can also test it and let me know whether it works for them, it'd be great.
Taking your example...
ob_start("ob_gzhandler", 64) 10KB
and if I got this right, The output handler should be called 10 times for 640kB file right? If this was the case the following script was supposed to end in
(100000*50(total output) / 128 (buffer size) ) * 3 (seconds for sleep)
This is not the case!!! (at least on win32 again)
$x=str_repeat('t',99996).'<BR>';
function strlens($string) {
//return str_replace("\n",'<br>',$string);
sleep(3);
return $string;
}
ob_start('strlens',128);
echo str_repeat($x,50);
ob_end_flush();
I tried to find some code to test if I get the stuff chunked or not, I do know other way, is there any?
andré
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