Modifying headers according to response code

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Hello,

I'd like to do this:

Set Expires and Cache-control headers to specific values on a resource when the response code is 200.

Set those headers to different values when the response code is XXX (but not 200).

The documentation for mod_expires and mod_headers does not suggest that this is possible; these modules allow configuration according to file matching and mime type, but not response code.

The background:

With the release of Firefox 5, that browser is now adhering to the HTTP/1.1 specification, which instructs clients to cache "redirect" responses (302, 307, etc.) according to Expires and Cache-control headers. Apparently, using Apache, this means you cannot configure a particular type of resource to be cached by the client if you routinely expect requests for that resource to be "temporarily" redirected.

Thanks for the help,
Michael


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