HttpServer properly encodes responses to gzip with the "Accept-Encoding" header, but does not decode requests with the gzip "Content-Encoding" header.

Sometimes responses are returned from the server as gzip encoded: {'Content-Type': 'text/plain; charset=utf-8', 'Transfer-Encoding': 'chunked', 'Connection': 'keep ...

Reducing costs is a key consideration for every IT budget. One of the items looked at most closely is the cost of a company's bandwidth. Using content compression on a Web site is one way to reduce ...

I currently finnished coding a gzip option to my proxy server, and it seems to look fine. After I compress it (with compress2 level 9, from zlib), I uncompress a (uncompress) copy, to see if the data ...