I'm moving from an old server to a new one.
In setting up the new server, one of my first steps was recompiling Apache with all of the usual modules, including mod_deflate.
I'm getting ready to make the new server live, but I did a Gzip compression test, here:
GIDZipTest: Web Page Compression (Deflate / Gzip) Test - GIDNetwork
and it comes back as not compressed.
I looked in /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf, and there's no mention of "deflate". But there's no mention of it in the httpd.conf file on my old server, either, which IS compressed.
Am I missing a step? Or is it not compressing because the domain is pinging the old server, and then the DNS records redirect it to the new server (making the old server a proxy)?
In setting up the new server, one of my first steps was recompiling Apache with all of the usual modules, including mod_deflate.
I'm getting ready to make the new server live, but I did a Gzip compression test, here:
GIDZipTest: Web Page Compression (Deflate / Gzip) Test - GIDNetwork
and it comes back as not compressed.
I looked in /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf, and there's no mention of "deflate". But there's no mention of it in the httpd.conf file on my old server, either, which IS compressed.
Am I missing a step? Or is it not compressing because the domain is pinging the old server, and then the DNS records redirect it to the new server (making the old server a proxy)?