On Aug 18, 2004, at 1:09 PM, Chris Davies wrote:
It seems that a HEAD request is still processed by OpenACS, and even though it is a HEAD request, it does set up a session and set a cookie.
As an FYI, the HTTP RFC basically states that servers should do all the processing on a HEAD request that would happen for a GET request; this ensures that the returned headers are accurate. See RFC 2616, Section 9.4 (although there's not much more there than what I just mentioned).
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