I have Apache 2.2.3 going against a servlet engine. I have some
static content that is hosted by the servlet engine (css, jpegs,
etc.). Whenever a request without a JSESSIONID cookie hits the
servlet engine, the servlet engine sends back a Cache-control: no-
cache header and an Expires header specifying the epoch (i.e. Jan 1
1970) along with a Set-Cookie header that contains a new JSESSIONID
cookie.
What I want to do is configure mod_expires (and/or mod_headers) to
effectively ignore what my servlet engine says and override the
Expires and Cache-control headers with something far in the future and
remove the Set-Cookie header that originates on the servlet engine.
With mod_headers, I can remove the Set-Cookie header. In fact, with
mod_headers, I can pretty much do what I want except use mod_expires
lovely syntax for specifying expiration dates (i.e. "access plus 30
days"), which is fairly important to me.
So am I missing something or is it indeed the case that I cannot make
mod_expires override what is coming back from the proxied request?
phil.
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