HELP!!!! anybody who knows php here?

[dep]

begin  Federico Voges's  quote:

| Ok, then open jpcache.inc.

[much cut]

yes, thanks. i have tried that; problem appears to be that the 
"Accept-Encoding" browser header overrides it. which means that what 
gets cached is whatever that particular browser can accept, which is 
insane. even more insane is that numerous browsers claim to accept 
things which they can't, and that is before they pretend to be 
browsers they aren't. to top it all off, if there is nothing 
specified in getEncoding(), php>=4.1 assumes that it can send 
whatever it damn well pleases, which is gzipped or deflated. where, 
exactly, this takes place i do not know; it may not even be in 
jpcache but instead in the php implementation itself. so it looks as 
if i need to find out the syntax for passing the permissible value 
corresponding to text/html to getEncoding() and hardwiring it in. but 
there is no listing that i can find of permissible values; nor do i 
know how to code it.

if it didn't default to everything, i could just nuke the 
getEncoding() section and be content with it caching normal html. but 
no. nor am i the only person to have encountered this:
http://www.phpbuilder.com/annotate/message.php3?id=1009203

but i've found nowhere that it's fixed.

there's *got* to be a way to force text/html. but after a week of 
looking, i sure haven't found it.
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