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[cobalt-developers] [RAQ2] Apache Mods



Has anyone successfully used mod_expires.c and mod_headers.c on a RaQ2?
Both are precompiled into the existing httpd.

I'm looking for the best & quickest way to implement this server wide.
An example would be great since I need to get this implemented rather
quickly.

http://www.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_expires.html
http://www.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_headers.html

The mod_header is supposed to allow server wide Cache-Control
and mod_expires should set a HTTP header expiration.

The end result I need is to force little or no proxy caching of all server
.html,.htm, .gifs, .jpg etc
and to force-expire docs that are cached on proxy servers.

I'm not sure if I should try making this server-wide through the access.conf
or the httpd.conf or
to first try it as a .htaccess directive for 1 virtual HTTP 1.1 site first.


Tony




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