Arabinda Sahoo wrote:
Hi Andre, Can you send me the real good nuanced answer?
:-) Well, it might take a lot of time to get this right. mod_headers is the general solution for setting headers.But a first issue if that not all HTTP response headers can be set this way. I know that for example the Content-Type is a different animal, because no matter what you do, Apache will reset it anyway. the same may be true with Content-encoding, I just don't know.
Then the second aspect is that by setting this header with mod_headers, you probably would set it "too much", indiscriminately, for all pages in the same location, and not all your content necessarily matches that.
So you'll need to play with SetEnvIf and only do it in some cases, probably.In a similar case before, I had to resort to a mod_perl output filter, to do this right. This was with the Content-type header though, so I'm not really sure it is necessary in this case.
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