Other ressources
Sources for mod_gzip
- The new  home page of the mod_gzip project from version 1.3.19.2a on home page of the mod_gzip project from version 1.3.19.2a on
- My  patch for mod_gzip 1.3.19.1a => 1.3.19.1b to send a patch for mod_gzip 1.3.19.1a => 1.3.19.1b to send aVary:header together with compressed data (or else proxy servers could not identify this response as the result of a conditional compression, i. e. a negotiation) (this is covered by version 1.3.19.2a)
- A port of  mod_gzip 1.3.19.1a for OS/2 mod_gzip 1.3.19.1a for OS/2
- The old  home page for the mod_gzip project at Remote Communications Inc. home page for the mod_gzip project at Remote Communications Inc.
- Ports to  Windows rsp. Windows rsp. Netware for mod_gzip 2.0.40, a variant for Apache 2.0 (that has forked from the Apache 1.3 version's development tree a long time ago) Netware for mod_gzip 2.0.40, a variant for Apache 2.0 (that has forked from the Apache 1.3 version's development tree a long time ago)
Documentation about mod_gzip
- Official  mailing list for mod_gzip mailing list for mod_gzip
- An English  mod_gzip FAQ, from Remote Communications Inc. mod_gzip FAQ, from Remote Communications Inc.
- A handful of  example configurations  (for the outdated version 1.3.17.2a which even the sequel version 1.3.19.1a wasn't compatible to), with short comments, from Remote Communications Inc. example configurations  (for the outdated version 1.3.17.2a which even the sequel version 1.3.19.1a wasn't compatible to), with short comments, from Remote Communications Inc.
 HTTP Compression Speeds up the Web, an extensive article about HTTP compression in general and mod_gzip in particular HTTP Compression Speeds up the Web, an extensive article about HTTP compression in general and mod_gzip in particular
Supplementary programs for mod_gzip
- Project page for  mgzta, my own traffic evaluation program for mod_gzip
- Home page for  mgstat, another traffic evaluation program for mod_gzip
 HTTP trace - my own online script for viewing header contents being sent and received during a HTTP request HTTP trace - my own online script for viewing header contents being sent and received during a HTTP request
Ressources about related topics
 Why XHTML can be compressed more effectively than HTML - a W3C article Why XHTML can be compressed more effectively than HTML - a W3C article
 Apache, Compression and Bandwidth - an overview about several HTTP compression tools for Apache and IIS Apache, Compression and Bandwidth - an overview about several HTTP compression tools for Apache and IIS
 - gzip_cnc- my own compressing solution (implemented as Perl CGI script, embedded as Apache handler)
(Michael Schröpl, 2002-09-28)
 

