Jack Tumlin wrote:
> Did your clients stop using the proxy server to get around the
> problem or did you come up with a fix?
If the problem is related to a proxy server then nothing you
do with META tags is likely to help, because proxy servers
generally don't look inside HTML documents for META tags. They
use real HTTP headers, which are applicable for graphics, PDF
files, audio files, text files, and anything else transferred
by HTTP. You can use CFHEADER to create HTTP headers.
You might want to look at http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/ .
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