Pawel,

Check out the Webware Wiki for mod-rewrite recipes to serve images (and any
other files) from apache instead of Webware. I suspect that is your issue.

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> Pawel J Maczewski
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> Subject: [Webware-discuss] page with many images
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> Hi,
>  I have a question. I have many images on the website. While
> getting the page
> generated from the standard cgi with theese images I have "306"
> responses -
> which speed up the download many times. I have rewritten the page
> to webware -
> and for every request I download onece again all the images -
> seems like the
> webware interface disables the mod_expire apache module... Is
> there any way to
> enable it?
>
> regards,
>
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