Re: problems with delivering precompressed content

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> So I'd like to know, what your suggestions are. Is there a way to get
> mod_negotiation to work the way I have in mind? Am I missing something or is
> there an alternative solution?

I've never understood this much -- but I thought this worked as long
as your links were to /foo instead of /foo.js with foo.js and
foo.js.gz in the filesystem.

You could rewrite these on the way in, from /foo to /foo.js with the
[PT] flag, then let multiviews pick and setup the headers.  Other
people use rewrite and mod_setenvif/mod_headers all the way through
and skip mod_negotiation.

I think there's lot of room for improvement in httpd and in the doc or
wiki for precompressed content on an existing site.

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