Hi,
I have a php wrapper to js / css files
I use mod_rewrite to have the wrapper handle the request.
I then set the cache rules in php via
header('Cache-Control: max-age=' . $this->maxage);
Apache however then serves it as
Cache-Control: max-age=31557600, max-age=0
It seems most clients do the right thing but...
Apache is also adding an Expires header w/ current timestamp,
over-ridden by the max-age I know, but I'd rather it not be there.
I want Apache to send max-age=0 for most php content, but not for the
JS/CSS wrapper content.
How do tell apache not to?
I do have mod_expires active but I am only using that for images and
multimedia served by php, I do not know if mod_expires is doing this or
apache itself.
Thanks for suggestions.
CentOS 7 with stock CentOS build of apache but php 5.6.x
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