Hey, remember back when Peter Jones said: > BTW, I made CACHE_IN run as AP_FTYPE_CONTENT_SET+20 so that it would run > as late as possible.
Okay, I shot myself in the foot when I had CACHE_IN registered as AP_FTYPE_CONTENT_SET+20, stupid me. It was running after http_header and that is why it saw the headers. I kept digging around for why mod_cache won't cache my CGI script. It turns out that ap_scan_script_header_err_core puts the Expires header in r->err_headers_out. Because of this, mod_cache can't see it and refuses to cache the output. Is there a reason that ap_scan_script_header_err_core can't put the Expires header in r->headers_out? Want me to send in a patch? -- Peter Jones <jesus;unix;c++;crypto;vi;4wd;geek> [ http://pmade.org ] PGP Fingerprint: 27AD 7922 D3BC 46A3 3627 D7B4 4240 46C3 A41E 844A
