Just FYI. Apache 2.0.48 now honors caching of pages which only have
Expires set (no need to include Etag and/or Last-Modified), but the 1.3
team hasn't responded and so 1.3.29 still has the bug. With mod_deflate
site-wide compression of text/html etc, I guess it's enough candy there
for me to upg
Jamie Heilman wrote:
> Solution A)
Solution B)
The correct answer, of course, is to do both...
Sorry, but not everyone fronts Zope with a proxy (yes, of coruse they should
Jamie, but you have to understand not everyone is qutie as godlike as wants to
get going as quickly as possible so they ca
Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
+1
Along with that the "MS Author Via" header garbage should at least be
governed by some configuration flag.
+ as many things as I'm allowed ;-)
Then I can finally stop patching production servers that serve up MS office
files for download...
Chris
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Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
> I'm not looking at the big picture. I'm trying to avoid complaints from
> people that for one reason or another use those broken M$ clients.
Think about it:
Solution A)
# Directive: send-empty-etag
#
# Description:
# Add an empty Etag HTTP header to ser
Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
Along with that the "MS Author Via" header garbage should at least be
governed by some configuration flag.
No, no, no, you're not seeing the bigger picture... you don't need
configuration flags for any of that stuff. It just shouldn't exist,
period. If people need to clutter
Jens Vagelpohl wrote:
> Along with that the "MS Author Via" header garbage should at least be
> governed by some configuration flag.
No, no, no, you're not seeing the bigger picture... you don't need
configuration flags for any of that stuff. It just shouldn't exist,
period. If people need to c
In the case of empty Etags, I think that sending an empty header has
been shown to be the wrong choice. I suggest it should be removed
from the head and the 2_7 branch.
For future reference to any committers: if you modify any HTTP headers
sent by Zope, you very likely ought to discuss it bef
Jamie Heilman wrote:
Tres Seaver wrote:
The empty E-tag exists to support *very* broken clients (MSOffice over
WebFolders); it should be removed, perhaps with a knob which allows
re-enabling it for the sites that actually have people editing content
using those clients.
Yeah it should be remove
On Sun, 2003-09-14 at 22:59, Bjorn Stabell wrote:
> Dieter wrote:
> > Please read the HTTP 1.1 spec...
> >
> > Caching requires either an "ETag" or "Last-Modified" header.
> > For good reasons...
>
> That would explain why it never got "fixed", but that's not how I
> understand the R
Tres Seaver wrote:
> The empty E-tag exists to support *very* broken clients (MSOffice over
> WebFolders); it should be removed, perhaps with a knob which allows
> re-enabling it for the sites that actually have people editing content
> using those clients.
Yeah it should be removed, but I'd say
On Sun, 2003-09-14 at 22:59, Bjorn Stabell wrote:
> Dieter wrote:
> > Please read the HTTP 1.1 spec...
> >
> > Caching requires either an "ETag" or "Last-Modified" header.
> > For good reasons...
>
> That would explain why it never got "fixed", but that's not how I
> understand the RFC: http:
Dieter wrote:
> Please read the HTTP 1.1 spec...
>
> Caching requires either an "ETag" or "Last-Modified" header.
> For good reasons...
That would explain why it never got "fixed", but that's not how I
understand the RFC: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616.html
http://www.w3.org/Pro
Bjorn Stabell wrote at 2003-9-11 14:45 +0800:
> ...
> Also, in most cases, the content of pages doesn't all come from one
> object, so Last-Modfied doesn't really make sense since it should refer
> to the whole page. I think the problem is with Apache's inability to
> cache content with Expir
Janko wrote:
> I think, this is one problem with the current code. There is
> no defined way to decide, when something is last modified.
> With CMF-based sites there is a clearly defined property for
> this. On the other hand all objects have at least a
> bobobase_modification_time, but this on
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