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Re: expires (was: lynx-dev cache control)
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Klaus Weide |
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Re: expires (was: lynx-dev cache control) |
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Sun, 12 Sep 1999 13:21:58 -0500 (CDT) |
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Webmaster Jim wrote:
> bash-2.01$ grep index.html index.cache
> file=index.html&content=text/html&expires=Tue, 10 Oct 1994 14:11:01
> GMT&title=File index.html
So I have to take back what I wrote:
> Unfortunately putting this stuff in META doesn't "result" in this header
> to be sent by the server _as_ an HTTP header, for any known servers.
since we now know of one server that does it. (any others?)
Does it understand arbitrary headers with HTTP_EQUIV, or just a fixed set
(expires and maybe some others)?
> I think of it as preparing the HTTP, not the server, but that's really
> what is being done.
That I don't understand - you mean the HTTP _response_?
Klaus
- lynx-dev cache control (was: Keeping browsers from caching), (continued)
- lynx-dev cache control (was: Keeping browsers from caching), Klaus Weide, 1999/09/11
- Re: lynx-dev cache control, Philip Webb, 1999/09/12
- Re: lynx-dev cache control, Vlad Harchev, 1999/09/12
- Re: lynx-dev cache control, Klaus Weide, 1999/09/12
- Re: lynx-dev cache control, David Woolley, 1999/09/12
- Re: lynx-dev cache control, Klaus Weide, 1999/09/12
- Re: lynx-dev cache control, Philip Webb, 1999/09/13
- expires (was: lynx-dev cache control), Webmaster Jim, 1999/09/12
- Re: expires (was: lynx-dev cache control), Klaus Weide, 1999/09/12
- Re: expires (was: lynx-dev cache control), Webmaster Jim, 1999/09/12
- Re: expires (was: lynx-dev cache control),
Klaus Weide <=
- Re: expires (was: lynx-dev cache control), Webmaster Jim, 1999/09/12
- Re: expires (was: lynx-dev cache control), David Woolley, 1999/09/12
- Re: lynx-dev Keeping browsers from caching, Thomas Gandy, 1999/09/11
- Re: lynx-dev Keeping browsers from caching, David Woolley, 1999/09/12
Re: lynx-dev Keeping browsers from caching, Henry Nelson, 1999/09/13