Joerg Sommer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Boinc a tool for searching small green man in outerspace ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> sends its data with POSTs to the server. While I'm offline it fills me
> the outgoing cache with POST requests. And a request gets everytime a
> differnt POST id, which undermine the concept of wwwoffles offline
> request/online fetching.
>
> How can disable caching of POST requests while offline?
You cannot disable the POST itself, but you could set the URL that the
POST is sent to as 'dont-request = yes' in the OfflineOptions section.
> And does it make
> sense to save POSTs, when they ever get different ids and I can never
> access them offline?
They are very useful because they let you fill in a form on a web page
when you are offline and post the results back. When you go online
again you will be able to find the result in the index (e.g. lasttime
index).
Obviously for programs that are impatient and need to know the result
*now* and will not read the indexes this won't work.
--
Andrew.
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