Re: [users@httpd] why do I get a 304 when I replace a file with a changed version?

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Jennifer R. Lee wrote:
If I use windows xcopy command, copy command, drag and drop or even the unix
toolkit mv command to swap these two files and then launch a.htm, Apache acts
as if there was no change, and sends a 304 every time the TTL expires

Just a wild observation, but xcopy/copy/etc all preserve the time stamp on win.

If you use

more a.htm > b.htm

what happens?  This will 'touch' the datestamp of b.htm to the current time.


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