At 30/06/01, you wrote:
>I don't think that it is any different since WWWOFFLE will not serve a
>cache page if that page is listed in the DontGet section.
> If it does then it is a WWWOFFLE bug.
Well it looks like you're correct, no bug.
I've tried it out on my spare home [very mini] network and I get the
behaviour you describe.
I don't see that it should make any difference when things are scaled up a
little bit, so I guess it's going to work fine ;)
I checked this out in the first place of course- god knows how I could have
got it wrong :(
Thanks for your pointing that out.
>Don't forget that you can use negated URL specifications in the
>DontGet section
Yep that's just what I'm doing in my 'two spools' version at the minute.
Nice feature, I couldn't do anything like this without it.
>You may also want to stop the 'kids' from accessing the WWWOFFLE
>indexes by putting '*://localhost:8080/index/*' in the DontGet
>section.
That should be covered by the ' *://*/*' but that's part of my standard
install anyway and it shouldn't do any harm.
BTW there's a slight typo in the FAQ.
It says http://localhost:8080/index
will suppress the index, which doesn't work of course.
Also 'del-dontget' and 'del-dontcache' are described as defaulting to 'no'
but the install wwwoffle.conf then sets them to 'yes' - could be logically
correct but a tad confusing?
And why does my Eudora spell check try to replace "WWOFFLE-Users" with
"Whorehouses".
And who put "Whorehouses" in a general purpose dictionary for an email
client anyway.
Regards
TonyC
