web commit by http://harningt.eharning.us/: Added potential workitem regarding Amazon...

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+Regarding the [[Amazon_S3_Plugin|plugins/amazon_s3]]:
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+Amazon S3 doesn't seem to support automatic GZIP encoding content (such as HTML, JavaScript, and CSS) that might be compressed by a full-capability webserver.  (I'll also note that NearlyFreeSpeech.NET doesn't support compressing out-going files on-the-fly).  However, Amazon S3 does support setting some response headers, such as Transfer-Encoding and the like.
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+One possibility of decreasing bandwidth costs/download sizes would be to GZIP all content on the site and set the necessary header... however there are certain browser compatibility issues to be navigated.
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+Another side item that would be useful potentially would be to have a config option to create a mapping of files that can be gzipped as an alternate name...
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+For example:
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+    gzipped_files => {
+        js => "js.gz"
+    }
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+Would take all js files and gzip them w/ the altered extension.  *This* could allow for using JavaScript to customize what other JS/CSS code gets loaded in based on browser-detection JS code.
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+--[[harningt]]