Description:
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test script below will produce a response with not empty body (it will contain gzip stream header) which breaks the W3C standart that requires 304 response to have empty body.

The idea was to speed up things with compression and leveraging client side caching, but end up firefox (v.3.6.3) prepending with that body some of conseqent responces (css file in my case, which broken styles rendering - that was really really hard to find - i just coudn't understand why my server returns corrupted file and only to firefox)


Test script:
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<?php
ob_start("ob_gzhandler");
header('HTTP/1.1 304 Not Modified');
ob_end_flush();
?>

Expected result:
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ob_gzhandler() to look into response headers and wipe out buffer and disable compression if 304 is set. Cause it's a subtle thing about 304 header, its body and the way ob_gzhandler() works and others can run into same problem while trying to speed up website as compression and client-side caching are 2 main things to do.