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Community articleHTTPCompressMinFileSize
Added by ~Bella Umweplopoopsi | Edited by IBM contributor~Keiko Fezhipigenikle on February 6, 2010 | Version 4
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Tags: Domino Web server, gzip

Explanation:

Allows you to specify the minimum file size of files to be considered for compression. If a file is smaller than the minimum file size specified for a file, a compressed file is not created.

Applies to:

Servers

Default Value:

300 bytes

UI equivalent:

Available on Web Configuration view of Domino Web Server Configuration document. 

Syntax:

HTTPCompressMinFileSize=300

This example specifies a value of 300 bytes as the minimum file size of a file to be considered for compression.

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