xenocrat
commented
6 years ago Hello there. Chyrp Lite will use gzip or deflate compression where it detects this is available and not already enabled. You can see the logic here. If the content is compressed, an appropriate header will be outputted here.
I was able to fetch your page using a little PHP script, and all looks well if I supply no Accept-Encoding header. If I supply the request header Accept-Encoding: gzip the content returned from your site is gzip encoded but the Content-Encoding: gzip response header is not sent by your server. Chyrp Lite sets this header if it is responsible for the encoding so it seems the header is being stripped before the response is sent, presumably by lighttpd.
A simple way to test this would be to add the following at the top of the file includes/common.php:
define('USE_ZLIB', false);This definition will prevent Chyrp Lite from trying to do content compression. Once this is set, if your site looks ok then the problem is with lighttpd. You can either try to fix it or leave it as is – Chyrp Lite will work just fine without it.
meskarune
I installed chyrp-lite on my freebsd server and the install was successful, however when I try to load the page I get an error, "Content encoding error, the page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression". I am using lighttpd + php-fpm and do not have compression enabled on them currently. My other php sites/scripts work, and the web server has no errors so I think it is the chyrp app that is the issue as it returns some html and then gzipped data mixed in, but either not sending the right headers or not doing something that is required for the server to serve pagers propertly.
I have the chyrp install at http://doloresportalatin.info and a test php page at http://doloresportalatin.info/test.php so you can see that php is working.
If you could let me know how to further debug this I would be happy to help.