Re: [aseek-users] ASPSeek and Expires header

[Kir Kolyshkin]

I'm just realized that the implementation is probably buggy, as m_period is 
overwritten later, in UpdateUrl or UpdateLongUrl. Can you please check it,
and if that doesn't work, submit a report to bugzilla?

Kir Kolyshkin wrote:
Juha-Mikko Ahonen wrote:

Does ASPSeek use the information in the Expires header when
calculating next index time for a URL?


Yes, but only if that makes next reindexing time more than now() + Period.
See the following code:
else if (!STRNCASECMP(tok, "Expires: "))
{
    exp_time = httpDate2time_t(tok + 9);
}
<...skipped...>

// Override next index time if server sent "Expires:" header
// and it is later than after our Period  --kir.
if (exp_time > ucontent.m_url.m_period)
    ucontent.m_url.m_period = exp_time;


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