Andrew M. Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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.
Why does confirm-requests not work?
>> 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).
But why is the id everytime different? If the id is a hash about the post
data I get the same result with the same data. This way seti can work
offline.
J�rg.
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