On Sat, 31 Mar 2007, Jeffrey Friedl wrote:
so that images are cached essentially forever, but this means that they can
not reasonably be updated in place. However, with this patch, you might use
ExpiresByType image/jpeg "aged 2 days THEN 10 years ELSE 1 hour"
to allow for some initial tweaking.
I think it would make more sense to use the same behaviour as
mod_cache instead of having hard-coded expire-times when it comes to
entities which has a last-modified header, ie newly modified entities
gets a low expire while stuff not changed for a while gets a high
expire.
/Nikke
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