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XMLMania
msg:1291124 | 7:49 pm on Nov 12, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I've been making cashes of a number of web pages and compressing them via gzcompress($str, LEVEL OF COMPRESSION). I've set level of compression to 9, MAX. I know that this requires more computing resources BUT, when I use gzuncompress($str) does it require more CPU usage than if I was uncompressing a string with a lower level of compression? Regards
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Forse
msg:1291125 | 8:56 pm on Nov 12, 2004 (gmt 0) |
You should take a string you want to compress and see what difference there is between 1 and 9 levels (I can tell you...not so much). Level 9 compression is just not worth the cpu power, specially if you get a lot of traffic. P.S. Also I don't see why gzip compress your cached content. PHP can gzip all html content before sending it to client after which client decompresses it himself on the fly.
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XMLMania
msg:1291126 | 11:26 am on Nov 13, 2004 (gmt 0) |
The caching of content is of other websites news stories cached into a database i run. They are compressed to MASSIVELY reduce space required for data storage.
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