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May 31 |
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Apache caching with mod_headers mod_expires Ah right. Thanks Dave. I was close! I had set the ExpiresActive On, so things were working. What's the difference between using ExpiresDefault like I had in the FilesMatch and ExpiresByType as a separate line like you have? I didn't do that originally as it seemed like I was repeating myself |
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May 30 |
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Apache caching with mod_headers mod_expires OK, so my first example works, as does ExpiresByType, though with ExpiresByType i'm not sure how to add whether the file type is public or private. |
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May 30 |
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Apache caching with mod_headers mod_expires hmm, no. My text/html seems to have expired 15 days ago ... so if i use ExpiresByType, say, like this: ExpiresByType text/html "access plus 5 days" can I just add in public or private at the end? ExpiresByType text/html "access plus 5 days, public" and how then do I set the header to Cache-Control? or does that happen automatically by setting ExpiresActive to on ? |
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