Ok, i modify the function 'apr_table_setn' of libapr to do that but
i think this is not the best option.
if someone discovers other form, i will apreciate it.
thanks.
El 18/01/11 14:57, Igor Galić escribió:
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> - "Nick Kew" wrote:
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>> On 18 Jan 2011, at
El 18/01/11 14:57, Igor Galić escribió:
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> - "Nick Kew" wrote:
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>> On 18 Jan 2011, at 02:24, Uxio Faria wrote:
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>>> Ok, everything is fine with this. But with apache 2.2 i can't do
>> that, headers setted with Header directive
>>> in apache conf, can't be overwrited by php.
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- "Nick Kew" wrote:
> On 18 Jan 2011, at 02:24, Uxio Faria wrote:
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> > Ok, everything is fine with this. But with apache 2.2 i can't do
> that, headers setted with Header directive
> > in apache conf, can't be overwrited by php.
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> Is it now returning two headers, one from the co
On 18 Jan 2011, at 02:24, Uxio Faria wrote:
> Ok, everything is fine with this. But with apache 2.2 i can't do that,
> headers setted with Header directive
> in apache conf, can't be overwrited by php.
Is it now returning two headers, one from the config and the other from your
PHP?
Have you tried mod_expire?
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On Jan 18, 2011 1:25 PM, "Uxio Faria" wrote:
I have a problem. I have a large set of servers with apache 1.3 and
php. I set the cache-control
header by default on some directories with this form:
Header Set Ca
I have a problem. I have a large set of servers with apache 1.3 and
php. I set the cache-control
header by default on some directories with this form:
Header Set Cache-Control "max-age=200"
All the files below this directory sets the d
