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  • There is no bug. You looked at the GzipStatic wiki. Please have a look at Gzip wiki. You do not need to enable compression using W3 Total Cache plugin. You can do this directly using Nginx that is much more efficient, anyway.

    Thread Starter napok

    (@napok)

    It is not. The goal is to not having to compress files on-the-fly but serve pre-compressed files instead. That is much more efficient.

    I have read somewhere that it is what this feature is meant for, however NGINX HttpGzipStaticModule only looks for pre-compressed files ending in .gz and not _gzip like this plug-in currently saves them as.

    [ Stop bumping, that’s not permitted here. ]

    Hi Napok,

    I understand what you mean. If it seems like a bug, please file a bug report at yourdomain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=w3tc_support . Please select “Submit a Bug Report” in the “Request Type”.

    Hope this helps.

    Thread Starter napok

    (@napok)

    Thank you, I will do that.

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