On Sun, 1 Jun 2003, Mathieu Roy wrote: > > I'm one of the developers of the "circle" project, and have a slightly > > peculiar request. I want to be able to add some entries like this to the > > ..htaccess for the "circle" files area: > > > > <Files Circle-0.35.tar.gz> > > Header add Content-MD5: ktd/yAtYroc5H03TNglnbA== > > Header add Content-SHA1: hbQFKYoX1f4UztRQT2kYEt8yxAc= > > </Files> .... > We do not provide PHP/Perl support to users. As a matter of fact, > Permitting to add/edit .htaccess compromise this policy.
Well, apache is definitely looking at .htaccess files, we're currently using it to add a mime type to our files area (will remove if you want). I'm not asking for script support, just to statically add some headers to some files. But looking at the apache docs a bit closer, it doesn't look like it's possible to enable "Header" without enabling too much else. Oh well. > The idea is interesting. No way to do this without .htaccess? Anything that would let me add response headers would do the trick. mod_cern_meta maybe? cheers, Paul IM: pfh on thecircle.org.au Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] There is no conspiracy. _______________________________________________ Savannah-hackers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/savannah-hackers
