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I don't think it's possible using the Image I/O API to read the JPEG tile data without decompressing it, but it's a neat idea. I will keep it in mind...

Yup, it's using JRuby 😃

That sounds like a good use case for [GraalVM](https://www.graalvm.org/). I don't know a whole lot about it yet, but it would be interesting to explore.

I can't help with the nginx stuff, but I did notice that the cached response is missing a `Link` header. I can't recall whether there is a reason for that,...

Hi @MorrisonCole , I'm not really familiar with Gradle. I've been using Maven for no real reason other than I can get it to do what I need most of...

Hi @awoods, I've just reviewed the OCFL spec, and it seems to me that Cantaloupe's FilesystemSource, S3Source, etc. can already access content within an OCFL repository. The only question is...

Hi @acdha, I can't reproduce (in 4.1 and 4.0) `cache.server.derivative.ttl_seconds` causing HTTP 500 errors when set with a trailing comment. ---- Setting that aside, a line like: `some.key = 300...

Hi @tony-johnson , You should be able to use a custom IIO plugin using the `processor.imageio.*` keys, but the custom format is more of a challenge because of `Format` being...

Sorry for the delay-- The processors that use Image I/O readers (Java2dProcessor and JaiProcessor) actually don't use the Image I/O API directly--instead they use some wrapper classes around Image I/O...

Hi @imoutsatsos, I don't know if Bio-Formats already offers Image I/O reader plugins. That would be ideal. If not, then the solution would probably involve a new [Processor](https://github.com/cantaloupe-project/cantaloupe/blob/develop/src/main/java/edu/illinois/library/cantaloupe/processor/Processor.java) utilizing a...