hi,
I don't kinow if this is waht you are looking for but I use this code for the last
modified bit
[#get the lastmodified date...#]
[-
use POSIX;
$modified_date = (stat($0))[9];
$modified_date = POSIX::strftime("%B %d, %Y",localtime($modified_date));
-]
and it, tho
Hi!
I browsed embPerl archives and found that [+ localtime(($req_rec->finfo)[9]);
+] is the best way to display last modified information.
But I get: Thu Jan 1 03:00:00 1970.
I think $req_rec doesn't get information. What can I do to prevent that?
I'm using embPerl with mod_
n the future. Especialy for Embperl 2.0 I
have plans to move some of the startup code into C, because it takes a lot
of time for small pages and in this case _ will be undefined.
Fortunately I also have plans to build this sending of the last-modified
header and the 304 response directly into E
Greetings, Embperl hackers!
here's a recipe for setting the "Last-Modified" response header and
handling conditional requests with the "If-Modified-Since" request header
under mod_perl.
The idea is to return a "304 not modified" status code and omit the body
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