Stas Bekman wrote:
Tom Schindl wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Tom Schindl wrote:
[...]
The very first URL, that you've quoted Tom, mentions that for certain
headers you ought to use special Apache methods. Which is the case
for content_type, no_cache and a few others. Apache does more things
than just setting those headers. Your suggestion may work in a simple
case, but not in a more complex setup.
Ok, I see. But how do you then set something like e.g an expires header?
You set it explicitly, as in your example. Again, you need to use the
special methods only for some of the headers. May be that section should
explicitly list all those special headers. Patches are welcome.
So far I've identified the following methods:
Apache::ResquestUtil
* no_cache
Apache::Response
* set_content_length
* set_etag
* set_keepalive
* update_mtime
* set_last_modified
Have I forgotten any?
Tom
I forgot that we have a whole chapter on that topic:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/correct_headers/correct_headers.html
While it was written for mp1, the concepts apply for mp2 as well (With
the tweaks for API changes)
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