<tankf33der>
this is double free from fedora rawhide
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<jwr>
we have a filter bar in an application which has a large number of elements which can be checked or unchecked, and each element gets passed as a query string in an HTTP GET request. Is there any way that the query string can be compressed/decompressed to make it smaller? It's so large that it's tripping a limit in our load balancer.
<gr33n7007h>
jwr: you could use zlib
<mayhew>
jwr: if your querystring is so large you're considering compression, you should likely switch to using POST / another HTTP method with a body
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<clemens3>
just zip the string and unzip on the server
<clemens3>
ah, already recommended
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<crankharder>
I'd like to move these compile flags to an env variable that RVM automatically picks up on: "rvm install 2.7.3 -C --with-jemalloc --with-openssl-dir=`brew --prefix openssl`" -- so my command can just be "rvm install 2.7.3" - does that env variable exist?
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<havenwood>
crankharder: The brew side of things can be set with: rvm autolibs homebrew
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<crankharder>
i kinda thought rvm did that automatically - but maybe you have to explicitly enable that?
<havenwood>
I wasn't sure why you were specifying brew openssl when it's automatically detected unless you change autolibs or have macports you don't want to be using.