Brett Pappas wrote:
>
> Does ASPSeek support the meta date tag? We are currently using htdig to
> archive 15 of our newspapers acros the country. Most of the documents are
> server parsed (shtml, php, cfm, etc..) which destroys the Last-Modified
> header that gets sent to the browser/spider. So we use the date meta tag
> which htdig will use instead of the lastmod header.
>
> If not, how hard would it be to add it since the meta date format is pretty
> specific. I am really impressed with some of the other features of ASPSeek
> but this would be a show stopper if we have no way to get the date modified
> times for our documents.
Can you provide me with more details:
1. Should date meta tag have a higher priority than Last-Modified, or
be taken into account only if there is no Last-Modified?
2. Is that a standard of any kind, or just ht://Dig extension? If it's
not a standard, please describe a way how you use it.
3. Does this prevents re-loading the whole document from the network,
or it just prevents from document parsing and storing in DB?
4. What is date format?
BTW please note that we also honour/set ETag/If-None-Match pair of headers,
and we also honour Expires: header, if it is set to a date later than
now + Period from aspseek.conf (See RFC 2616).
Maybe this will be of any help to you?
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