That is interesting, thanks for commenting. I know that mod_dav has some C code which seems to produce lock tokens according to that spec. E-tags, I wasn't sure about. They just look like the other UUIDs.
I have a different dilemna in that most web sites I work on are dynamically generated so AOLserver couldn't figure out an E-Tag by itself anyway.
Dave
Rob Crittenden writes:
E-tags generated in Apache and Netscape Enterprise Server (and at this point probably SunONE) are based on things like inode #, file size and mtime.
rob
Dave Bauer wrote:I'd like to try to comform to the WebDAV specification for this, but that is handy to have a simple way to produce a similar result. That is, one application of this would be to generate valid WebDAV lock tokens. It also seems that HTTP e-tags also use the same type of GUID. Dave
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