Activating gzip compression destroys the backend and the frontend (if compressJs/Css = 1), because of the generation of .gzip files, but yet missing Content-Encoding headers.
I wish TYPO3 would use the official .gz extension and not .gzip, so nginx would automatically pick that up. Of course TYPO3 would need to not request the .gzip/.gz files, instead it should request the default files, because the server can decide, which file to deliver...
Activating gzip compression destroys the backend and the frontend (if compressJs/Css = 1), because of the generation of .gzip files, but yet missing Content-Encoding headers.
I wish TYPO3 would use the official
.gz
extension and not.gzip
, so nginx would automatically pick that up. Of course TYPO3 would need to not request the .gzip/.gz files, instead it should request the default files, because the server can decide, which file to deliver...