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# This file adds support for compressing static text content, such as CSS and #
# JavaScript files, in order to reduce traffic. To use it, you must perform   #
# the following steps:                                                        #
#                                                                             #
# 1. Move gzip.pl from the util/ directory to the root directory. If you had  #
#    to move index.cgi, e.g. because it had to be inside a cgi-bin, then move #
#    gzip.pl there too.                                                       #
# 2. Modify the line use constant CACHE_DIR => '...'; in gzip.pl, setting the #
#    cache directory to a writable path, where it can keep compressed files.  #
#    By default, this is a directory called "gzip" in your already present    #
#    "cache" directory. However, the path must be relative to the directory   #
#    where you puth gzip.pl!                                                  #
# 3. Change gzip.pl's attributes to rwxr-xr-x (755), like index.cgi.          #
# 4. Comment out the lines below by removing the # in front of them.          #
# 5. If gzip.pl is not in the root directory, modify its path in the line     #
#    that calls it below.                                                     #
# 6. Test! Obtain a tool that allows you to view HTTP headers and look at the #
#    HTTP headers for a .js or .css file inside the res/ directory. If the    #
#    headers contain the line "Content-Encoding: gzip," the installation was  #
#    successful. No luck? Here are some common explanations:                  #
#    a. Got an Internal Server Error? Verify that you uploaded gzip.pl in     #
#       ASCII mode and that you set its attributes. If you did, obtain an     #
#       error log from your host and see what that tells you.                 #
#    b. If the server redirected the request to the same URL, with "?nogzip"  #
#       appended to it, the gzip.pl script did run, but decided compression   #
#       was not possible because of an incompatibility.                       #
#    c. If the server neither compressed the file, nor redirected, then       #
#       gzip.pl didn't get invoked at all. The server might not support the   #
#       Rewrite module, or had trouble interpreting the directives below.     #
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#<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
#RewriteEngine On
#RewriteCond %{HTTP:Accept-Encoding} \bgzip\b
#RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} =""
#RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -s
#RewriteRule \.(css|js)$ ../gzip.pl?filename=%{REQUEST_FILENAME}&uri=%{REQUEST_URI}
#</IfModule>