I stand corrected, thank you for the referenced reply. I've missed
that part of the specification. If you make any changes to the
conditional get middleware, please consider sending a patch for it,
that could be incorporated in the code later, hopefully.
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I just discovered the bug on the tracker for this...
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/3206
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After some research, it does appear to be non RFC compliant behavior. I get
this behavior when running django via the "python manage.py runserver"
command.
The client, in this case firefox, upon recieving an etag on a 404 response,
will subsequently send an If-None-Match header for the next reques
On 16/04/07, cactus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I think the behaviour is correct though, why do you want to redefine it ?
>
> If the behavior is indeed correct, then I don't think I need to
> redefine it.
> It just seemed odd to return a 'not-modified' response to a query for
> a page that di
> I think the behaviour is correct though, why do you want to redefine it ?
If the behavior is indeed correct, then I don't think I need to
redefine it.
It just seemed odd to return a 'not-modified' response to a query for
a page that did not exist.
Apache, when configured with mod_expires, does
> When I enable etags, django is sending back an etag on 404 pages.
> When a client does a subsequent request for the same nonexistent
> page, a 304 response is sent back, because the page has not changed
> (based on the etag).
>
> When I disable etags, multiple requests for a non existent page a
When I enable etags, django is sending back an etag on 404 pages.
When a client does a subsequent request for the same nonexistent
page, a 304 response is sent back, because the page has not changed
(based on the etag).
When I disable etags, multiple requests for a non existent page all
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