Hello,
I wrote to Igor but do not have the response so I write my question here
and
please help me.
Firse of all, excuse me for my bad english!!!
I hack the module “ngx_http_gzip_static_module.c” and I know that if
client
demande a file A, for example, the server NGINX will search the file
“A.gz”
and if it exist, Server will uncompress this gz file and the Server will
serve the file uncompress of A.gz.
It is not my objectif. My objectif is if a client demande a file B, for
example. The server will search the file B.gz(compressed file) and serve
this file if it exists. Client will receive file B.gz, not file B
uncompressed.
I lost for weeks for hacking this function but do not success. Please
help
me to figure out how I can realize this.
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 12:29:15PM -0500, vvpham wrote:
Hello,
I wrote to Igor but do not have the response so I write my question here and
please help me.
Firse of all, excuse me for my bad english!!!
I hack the module “ngx_http_gzip_static_module.c” and I know that if client
demande a file A, for example, the server NGINX will search the file “A.gz”
and if it exist, Server will uncompress this gz file and the Server will
serve the file uncompress of A.gz.
This is incorrect. The gzip_static assumes there are two files
with identical contents:
foo
foo.gz
The “foo” file (uncompressed one) will be returned to clients
which doesn’t support gzip. The “foo.gz” file (compressed one)
will be returned to clients which support gzip.
If you want nginx to uncompress a gz file, you have to use
recently introduced gunzip module, see Module ngx_http_gunzip_module,
along with gzip_static set to “always”.
It is not my objectif. My objectif is if a client demande a file B, for
example. The server will search the file B.gz(compressed file) and serve
this file if it exists. Client will receive file B.gz, not file B
uncompressed.
I lost for weeks for hacking this function but do not success. Please help
me to figure out how I can realize this.
I’m not sure I understand correctly what you want, but it looks
like what you are asking for is “gzip_static always”, as available
in nginx 1.3.6+. See Module ngx_http_gzip_static_module for details.
–
Maxim D.
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