In LocalSettings.php, comment out line #20: if( !ini_get( 'zlib.output_compression' ) ) @ob_start( 'ob_gzhandler' );
gzip compression is a way to make the data transfered smaller w/o loosing anything, similar to ZIP files.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 18:39:15 -0300, Alexandre van de sande alexandrevandesande@gmail.com wrote:
a long saga of installing mediawiki...
I am having a funny problem, when acessing the site the php acts as if it was crashing, but just sometimes. In a pc every 10-20 clicks one actually responds. From a mac I just cannot access it. From a linux machine, my server admins were able to use it properly.
They say it's something on sending data on a compressed gzip. I have no idea of what that means, how can I disable this?
Thanks
Alexandre van de sande http://www.wanderingabout.com/kiwi/index.php/Main_Page
Begin forwarded message:
Dear Alexandre: We've tested the page using Opera on a Linux box. We know there is an issue about gzip compressed content (most of popular php apps uses this way of sending information to browsers) in ssl enabled web servers. I'm pretty sure that there could be some configuration option to disable it. Unfortunately, I don't know too much about mediawiki to help you to achieve this setup. I can only say that PHP doesn't crash anymore (as it did before we patch the application). Of course, if you have any other question regarding this or another issue, please feel free to contact us.
Daniel, Departamente Técnico Dattatec Hosting Solutions
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