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Dynamically generated HTML pages compressed with mod_deflate are sometimes truncated
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Dynamically generated HTML pages compressed with mod_deflate are sometimes truncated
brandon@mail.voyager.com changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Severity|Critical |Major
Priority|Other |Medium
Version|2.0.46 |2.0.47
------- Additional Comments From brandon@mail.voyager.com 2003-09-12 21:05 -------
This problem is also experienced on our site using standard CGI (compiled C) and
mod_deflate. Hundreds to thousands of visitors are reporting it (after an
upgrade from Apache 1.3.2[78] to Apache 2.0.47) and transition from mod_gzip to
mod_deflate.
Additional sidenote: Our upgrade was performed when we began suddenly
encountering problems with users staying connected to v1.3.27, halted in
writev()'s as if they had paused their connections, and using up the available
server slots. The Timeout setting did not seem to affect them, and they would
often remain for up to 15... 20 minutes, possibly more.
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