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What does mod_gzip do for us? (Score:1)

by rizzo (2828)

OK so I haven't read anything about it yet and lazily decided to post here first. Anyway, what benefit does slash/httpd get out of having mod_gzip? I'm totally unfamiliar with mod_gzip, so this isn't a cynical question, I honestly am interested.

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- Re:What does mod_gzip do for us? (Score:1)
  
  by Micah (1747) <micah AT 'ABSOLU ... s4christ DOT org> on Wednesday October 31 2001, @01:29AM (#3567) Homepage
  
  what benefit??? It LITERALLY cuts the bandwidth use by the HTML pages from about 60K to about 6K! If you're paying for traffic, that's some benefit!
  
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