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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Marc Slemko <ma...@worldgate.com> on 1997/11/15 23:18:11 UTC
expires header in bugdb
Why was this added? Someone said something about their client reloading
the page each time they scrolled(!?!?) That seems like a pretty broken
client to me.
Using Navigator3, it was fine for me before and when I wanted an update I
just reloaded it now. Now, when I have the index up, it keeps reloading
it because it expires. eg. if I load the index, look at a PR, go away for
30 minutes, go back to the index, it reloads it. I find that quite
annoying.
Re: expires header in bugdb
Posted by Dirk-Willem van Gulik <di...@elect6.jrc.it>.
On Sat, 15 Nov 1997, Marc Slemko wrote:
> Why was this added? Someone said something about their client reloading
> the page each time they scrolled(!?!?) That seems like a pretty broken
> client to me.
Hmm, actually it was resizing and back/forward. And yes, I use netscape
3... that should be broken enough. Originally I wanted to add a Last-
Modifed; but I could not see a way of getting that out of the database,
so I proposed a patch for an expiry of 30 minutes. (Which is about
20 minutes more than it takes do download the page in switzerland
around 13GMT :-)
Seems this needs one more itertation; as the form now also reloads
itself; it could have a longer TTL. Any other cache pragma's one
cann set ?
Dw.