Weird difference between nginx and apache...

[Roxis]

On Friday 21 November 2008, Roxis wrote:
> On Friday 21 November 2008, Robert Gabriel wrote:
> > I have made some test related to the speed of apache and nginx on my new
> > server to see which would be the best for running. Of course the test
> > have showed me that nginx is the best, there is no fight and no question
> > about it, but in my test I have found one thing weird.
> > I have test botch apache and nginx with an image, a small 1-2k image,
> > but the ab results I have this:
> >
> > Apache 2.0.63:
> > Document Path:          /img.png
> > Document Length:        1463 bytes
> >
> > Total transferred:      17538570 bytes
> > HTML transferred:       14695835 bytes
> >
> > Nginx 0.6.32:
> > Document Path:          /img.png
> > Document Length:        1463 bytes
> >
> > Total transferred:      16841796 bytes
> > HTML transferred:       14771911 bytes
> >
> > My simple question is why?! Is nginx losing something or apache adding
> > something, if there is perfectly the same image.
> >
> > Im not so good at this kind of things, I just wanna know if there is
> > some problems someplace.
> >
> > Thanks!
>
> check out "Complete requests"
> nginx served more ones

and apache is adding more http headers than nginx