Hey -
We've been using StaticURLParser to serve up our static files (under pylons)
but we've run into a few issues.
One of the biggest is the ETags header. The problem is that we're deploying
across a bunch of machines in a cluster, and static files get pulled out of
SVN, which timestamps the file
Alec Flett wrote:
> Hey -
> We've been using StaticURLParser to serve up our static files (under
> pylons) but we've run into a few issues.
>
> One of the biggest is the ETags header. The problem is that we're
> deploying across a bunch of machines in a cluster, and static files get
> pulled ou
On Aug 10, 2007, at 12:18 PM, Alec Flett wrote:
> Hey -
> We've been using StaticURLParser to serve up our static files
> (under pylons) but we've run into a few issues.
>
> One of the biggest is the ETags header. The problem is that we're
> deploying across a bunch of machines in a cluster,
Ian (and contributors),
I was dealing with paste the other day and I just wanted to comment
on how clean the code is. Nice job. ;-)
- C
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