Re: [users@httpd] last-modified headers

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Might it be because there is a possible SSI processing on some types of files in the same directory?




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21/12/2005 16:15

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On 12/21/05, Wim.Van.Leuven@xxxxxx <Wim.Van.Leuven@xxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I've got a apache server setup in first instance to only serve static
> content. Why don't the headers include the last-modified headers of the
> served files?

The most likely explanation is that your static content is actually
being processed by something (perhaps without any apparent content
changes).  Check for AddHandler or AddOutputFilter directives related
to your content.

Joshua.


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