How to disable Apache http compression (mod_deflate) when SSL stream is compressed

https apache-2.2 ssl compression

Solution 1:

Now after I got more information about the problem, I should answer my own question. This is a reported bug in Apache; Bug 49057 - setenvif should have access to SSL environment variables.

The bug is fixed in Apache 2.4.1 but this is not an option as I'm using CentOS 6.x.

I'll see if I can set no-gzip environment variable through the application instead of the Apache config.

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