Comments on Igor Minar's Blog: DGC III: Confluence Configuration and Tuning

You are right. I wonder how I got the file renamed...

2010-09-27T14:20:30.498-07:00

You are right. I wonder how I got the file renamed like this. In any case, I do get some hits when searching for soui.ttf in openoffice, my best guess is that that's the right file.

Igor, soui_zhs.ttf isn't part of OpenOffice, ...

2010-09-27T13:32:56.403-07:00

Igor,

soui_zhs.ttf isn't part of OpenOffice, it isn't in the distribution or the source repository.

Can you post this file and share?

Hello Igor, I am working on upgrading to confluen...

2010-09-09T00:29:00.747-07:00

Hello Igor,

I am working on upgrading to confluence 3.2.1 from confluence 2.10 and I am having problem with Anti-Xss feature, I am using getting a feed from JIRA to display onto my confluence but that feed contains some html and i am not able to render the html i.e. the html is displayed along with tags onto the confluence I have tried using suffix "html" in the velocity templates but still it isn't workin'...any ideas would be very welcome :)

Scott, It's been a long time since we trouble...

2010-08-07T23:18:33.147-07:00

Scott,

It's been a long time since we troubleshooted out PDF issues, but I'm quite certain that the soui_zhs.ttf font we ended up using was part of Open Office and that's where we got it from.

hth,
Igor

Hi Igor, I REALLY appreciate your write-ups on Co...

2010-08-05T07:54:27.403-07:00

Hi Igor,

I REALLY appreciate your write-ups on Confluence - thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us running much smaller Confluence installs.

One question - where do I find soui_zhs.ttf? We've been using Code2000.ttf and getting complaints on appearance, but we need to support multiple languages on PDF export. I'd like to test soui_zhs.ttf but can't seem to find it.

Thanks, Scott

Hi Scott, We are at 3.2.1 and when I tested it th...

2010-08-03T07:31:03.603-07:00

Hi Scott,

We are at 3.2.1 and when I tested it the other day, it was sending png attachments with the compression on.

/i

Igor, Which version of Confluence are you using? ...

2010-08-03T05:41:31.188-07:00

Igor,

Which version of Confluence are you using? I believe that 2.7 and earlier had the problem of compressing images, however, this was fixed with the move to a better gzip filter in 2.8.

Cheers,
Scott

Good point, Tim. Actually I don't care where t...

2010-07-31T08:39:05.053-07:00

Good point, Tim. Actually I don't care where the compression is being done, as long as it is done somewhere.

The built in compression filter blindly compresses all the responses (even png and other files that can't be efficiently compressed), so setting the compression in the webserver will likely perform better.

Thanks for bringing that up.

Hi again, Igor, One specific question: you recomm...

2010-07-31T04:18:44.303-07:00

Hi again, Igor,

One specific question: you recommend the use of "Compress HTTP Responses". I'm curious about why you have Confluence do the compression instead of using mod_deflate in the Apache that sits in front of it.

Thanks
-- Tim