ob_start("ob_gzhandler") Vs mod_gzip

From: Date: Tue, 13 May 2003 13:57:22 +0000
Subject: ob_start("ob_gzhandler") Vs mod_gzip
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Hi all ... I am the author of SmartPost ( http://chandu.org/smartpost/ ) a small suite of PHP scripts for managing an Xmail based Mail server Plus an Email interface for users to read/compose their mails. I'm now working on 0.2 where I want to take advantage of as many capabilities/features/modules of PHP but without loosing performance. Assuming that the application what I'm writing is intended for large number of email users simultaneously, is it recommended to implement content compression in PHP ( which will add additional CPU load ). Does that substantiate the performance gain in data transfer. Else , how about implementing the samething out side PHP ( may be something like mod_gzip in apache) Which one is recommended, if at al I want to use one ? /Chandu Chandu.org -- -------------------------- PHP for life :-)

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