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Simultaneously enable gzip and $STR_REPLACE in CGI in apache
I have a code in my CGI script for text replacement (for example replace 'red' with 'blue')
$STR_SEARCH='red' $STR_REPLACE='blue' I am using the below code in .htaccess for enable replace function: (RequestHeader unset Accept-Encoding) This work fine. But when I want to use gzip for compression, gzip does not work. If I disable the replace, gzip works fine. Please help me understand how I can enable the replace and gzip simultaneously? |
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