 Zhen-XjellProlific BunnyPremium,VIP,ExMod 2001-04
join:2000-10-08
Bordentown, NJ | reply to Zhen-Xjell
DSLR page compression is off Since I work behind a proxy, I had this option enabled, and hadn't occurred to mention it until I had a quick IM with Starfish. I have this enabled for all my Proxo configs, and just in case you don't, you should do it immediately! This will severely increase your web page load times. So if you are using Internet Explorer, do the following...
Quoting Starfish:
Checking the option "use HTTP1.1 throught proxy connections" under IE -> tools -> advanced |
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 cjsmithPremium
join:2000-11-03
Villa Rica, GA | Zhen I have this option enabled as well, in fact compression is off whether I have HTTP1.1 through proxy connections or not? Am I missing something here? |
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 StarfishPer Ardua Ad AstraExMod 2002-04
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Netherlands | said by cjsmith:
Zhen I have this option enabled as well, in fact compression is off whether I have HTTP1.1 through proxy connections or not? Am I missing something here?
You have to restart IE in order for your settings to take effect! 
DSLR is fast again for me 
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Zhen-XjellProlific BunnyPremium,VIP,ExMod 2001-04
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Bordentown, NJ | reply to cjsmith
Oops! See, there I go again... forgot!!
You need to enable HTTP1.1 through proxy connections because Proxo is a "proxy".
Since you have it disabled, once you enable it, you will notice a very large increase in speeds. |
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cjsmithPremium
join:2000-11-03
Villa Rica, GA | So what you are actually saying is that along the HTTP1.1 being selected in IE, I should also have page compression "on"? |
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StarfishPer Ardua Ad AstraExMod 2002-04
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Netherlands | reply to Zhen-Xjell
said by Zhen-Xjell:
Oops! See, there I go again... forgot!!
You need to enable HTTP1.1 through proxy connections because Proxo is a "proxy".
Since you have it disabled, once you enable it, you will notice a very large increase in speeds.
I've checked both options regarding HTTP1.1 and (after closing all my IE windows and restarting the browser again) page compression is on again @ DSLR...
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Zhen-XjellProlific BunnyPremium,VIP,ExMod 2001-04
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Bordentown, NJ | reply to cjsmith
Affirmative |
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StarfishPer Ardua Ad AstraExMod 2002-04
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Netherlands | reply to cjsmith
These settings should turn page compression on (again), after restarting your browser completely again... |
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Zhen-XjellProlific BunnyPremium,VIP,ExMod 2001-04
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Bordentown, NJ | Don't forget to include play animations. |
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 mattmagPremium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-04-09
NW Illinois
kudos:3 | reply to Starfish
said by The Starfish:
These settings should turn page compression on (again), after restarting your browser completely again...
I have those settings, and my compression is still "off". How exactly, do I "completely restart" the browser? Should I re-boot?
Thanks--
-Matt |
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Zhen-XjellProlific BunnyPremium,VIP,ExMod 2001-04
join:2000-10-08
Bordentown, NJ | Really?? I just tested. I was able to switch from disabling HTTP 1.1 thru proxy and force a fresh reload. Page compression was off. I then went back and enabled it, forced a fresh reload, and page compression was on. All this without rebooting the OS or Internet Explorer.
Do you have "localhost" in your HTTP and port "8080"? And you're running Proxo? |
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mattmagPremium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-04-09
NW Illinois
kudos:3 | said by Zhen-Xjell:
Really?? I just tested. I was able to switch from disabling HTTP 1.1 thru proxy and force a fresh reload. Page compression was off. I then went back and enabled it, forced a fresh reload, and page compression was on. All this without rebooting the OS or Internet Explorer.
Do you have "localhost" in your HTTP and port "8080"? And you're running Proxo?
Really!!!! 
Answers: Yes, Yes, and Yes again.
Also, OS is W2k Pro, browser is IE 6.
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-M |
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Zhen-XjellProlific BunnyPremium,VIP,ExMod 2001-04
join:2000-10-08
Bordentown, NJ | Same here to those questions, and same on Win2k, but IE 5.5. Interesting. Try the full reboot. That doesn't work, let's talk. |
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mattmagPremium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-04-09
NW Illinois
kudos:3 |
Re-booted, no change. Shut off Prox, re-set Proxy config, compression is back on.
Maybe an issue with IE6?
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Zhen-XjellProlific BunnyPremium,VIP,ExMod 2001-04
join:2000-10-08
Bordentown, NJ | IE6 is currently in beta, so perhaps. That was strange. Anyone else with IE6 same results?
Glad you got it working Matt. |
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mattmagPremium,ExMod 2000-03
join:2000-04-09
NW Illinois
kudos:3 | said by Zhen-Xjell:
IE6 is currently in beta, so perhaps. That was strange. Anyone else with IE6 same results?
Glad you got it working Matt.
Nope, not working. I re-set everything back to pre-proxo settings to be sure compression would happen, and it does. Still no-go through Proxo.
-Matt |
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StarfishPer Ardua Ad AstraExMod 2002-04
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Netherlands | reply to mattmag
said by mattmag:
Re-booted, no change. Shut off Prox, re-set Proxy config, compression is back on.
Maybe an issue with IE6?
Can this option possibly have any influence in the "compression on/off"-case???
(It can be found under "config" -> "http"-tab)
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