On Thu, 2005-06-30 at 22:52, David Christensen wrote: > 1. Make a mod_perl call that tells the browser not to cache the > upcoming document. (Does such a call exist?)
Take a look at Expires HTTP header. See rfc2616 for additional details. > > 2. Make a mod_perl call that tells the browser that the upcoming > document is newer than the last one requested (I might be able to > implement this idea using time(), update_mtime(), and > set_last_modified(), but it seems like a crude hack). Sounds like an unnecessary hack. I would better pay more attention to possible proxies somewhere on network... See Vary * HTTP header for details. Hope this helps, -- Slava Bizyayev -- Setting the pace for tomorrow's Internet today. Join us and find out more about the future direction of this widely acknowledged server software. == ApacheCon 2005 == Stuttgart, Germany 18-22 July 2005 http://apachecon.com/2005/EU/html/sessions.html Improving Web Performance with Dynamic Compression The same hardware, just 20 times faster. Friday, 22 July 2005, 10:00 -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] +44(0)208-923-5913 http://www.dynagzip.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] +44(0)794-766-4131 - mobile AIM: SlavaBizyayev
