Re: "If-None-Match:" header
Michiel Boland <[email protected]> Fri, 24 Feb 2006 01:22:27 +0100 (MET)
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> For CGI programs that want to use "ETag" values (e.g. MD5 hashes) to > avoid re-sending dynamically-generated content that hasn't changed since > the last time the client requested it, it's useful to have access to the > HTTP header "If-None-Match". > > This HTTP header isn't passed in the environment from Mathopd at > present. I don't know the Mathopd source, but I'm guessing it should be > easy to patch Mathopd to provide it? > > Perhaps a more general solution would be useful, so that mathopd.conf > can say which HTTP headers we want to have passed to CGI programs: > possibly, all of them, at least for debugging... Last time I looked Mathopd passes all HTTP headers to CGI programs. Well, at least 1.5 does this. The If-None-Match header should be visible in the environment as HTTP_IF_NONE_MATCH Cheers Michiel