... Why the two Accept fields? ... My first guess would be that the server in question is Apache (is it? What's the value of the response Server field?) and...
Rodent of Unusual Size
Ken.Coar@...
Jun 1, 1999 10:25 am
10815
Hi gurus on this list, I come up again with an issue I brought some weeks ago: Scenario: For a DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) app a local/remote browser ...
Fabian Wein
wein@...
Jun 1, 1999 12:09 pm
10816
Hi there, I'm trying to build a "gateway" to a secured website, which I have access to. I've read the HTTP spec on Authentication, and would like to test the...
susan_khor@...
Jun 4, 1999 4:18 pm
10817
I tried to purge the cache in the IE4 browser using meta tag- "no-cache" and "pragma". BUt it still cache! It works in IE32 but not IE4. Can anyone help me...
anthony.pang@...
Jun 4, 1999 4:18 pm
10818
pragma: no-cache is an HTTP header, not a META tag. The meta tag you might want is "Expires". ... I tried to purge the cache in the IE4 browser using meta tag-...
Tracy E Adams
teadams@...
Jun 4, 1999 4:22 pm
10819
... As to how MS IE works I'd suggest refering to their documentation, if such is provided. ... They are _both_ HTTP headers. What are you suggesting? See:RFC...
Harold A. Driscoll
harold@...
Jun 4, 1999 5:53 pm
10820
In a previous episode susan_khor@... said... ... section 5.2, rfc 1521 http://www.FreeSoft.org/CIE/RFC/1521/7.htm -P...
Patrick McManus
mcmanus@...
Jun 4, 1999 6:18 pm
10821
That's right. I have tried using META tag, Response.Addheader "PRAGMA", "NO-CACHE" and Expires too. No effect on IE4. Any suggestions? Thanks. ... Message-Id:...
anthony.pang@...
Jun 7, 1999 7:45 am
10822
if you are trying to cache-bust an img, i believe there is a well-known bug in IE that it ignores cache directives for them. That is why ad servers have to...
Mark D. Anderson
mda@...
Jun 7, 1999 4:38 pm
10823
We have many problems countering access to SEX sites, why not make it easier to recognise SEX sites by creating a new extension a "dot sex" eg. "live.sex.au"...
John Iudice
vspjji@...
Jun 8, 1999 6:29 pm
10824
maybe this is easy question but i hope someone could help me !! I search in the library but i didn't see that anyone already talk about this !! The problem is...
Kid
ronw@...
Jun 10, 1999 10:24 pm
10825
Hello, I am writing a program that downloads files using the HTTP GET command. I have tried to solve this problem myself but I am stumped. Any advice would be...
Phil Burk
philburk@...
Jun 11, 1999 5:39 pm
10826
... No, that's not what you requested. ... Put simply, put a '/' in front of the 'cgi-bin' in order to make it a proper URI. Put more complexly, make it at ...
Rodent of Unusual Size
Ken.Coar@...
Jun 11, 1999 5:48 pm
10827
hi! i'm trying to write a simple http client. can anyone tell me when a GET is sent to the server how are the images embedded in html file retrieved? do i have...
Ashish Deshpande
ashish_deshpande@...
Jun 14, 1999 9:37 am
10828
Accidentally delete files folders? Fdisk or Format the wrong drives? Lose data because of a virus? Are you or have you seen errors like, invalid drive...
Gerry
stemt@...
Jun 19, 1999 10:18 pm
10829
... Yes. The images aren't embedded, just HTML tags that refer to them. The user-agent must parse the tags and make separate requests for all of the page...
Rodent of Unusual Size
Ken.Coar@...
Jun 21, 1999 5:50 pm
10830
When an HTML page is rendered, the browser might spawn additional requests to the server (images, frames, style sheets, applets, ...). Within HTTP, can the...
Nicholas Kushmerick
nick@...
Jun 23, 1999 12:57 pm
10831
Check out the referer header, it should referer the page which contained it, but of course this is not a safe method. HTH, Christian Bøhn...
Christian Bøhn
chrb@...
Jun 23, 1999 5:01 pm
10832
Well, the referer URI will not discriminate between the two cases that Nick asked about. Nick should look into the work of the Web Characterization Activity ...
Al Gilman
asgilman@...
Jun 23, 1999 5:26 pm
10833
... No, there is no reliable way to do this in HTTP. Examining the 'referer' HTTP request header field could offer an unreliable way: you will have to...
Koen Holtman
koen@...
Jun 23, 1999 5:41 pm
10834
I'm writing an HTTP client under solaris 2.6. I'm using apache 1.3 as HTTP server. Can anyone tell me how to issue a PUT command? I tried sending "PUT...
Ashish Deshpande
ashish_deshpande@...
Jun 24, 1999 8:58 am
10835
Hello! ... I am not sure but at least earlier versions of Apache did not support PUT/DELETE methods by default. Anyhow there is apache module for that. (Sorry...
Tomi Tuominen
Tomi.Tuominen@...
Jun 24, 1999 12:14 pm
10836
Search the articles at <http://www.apacheweek.com/>. They have at least one tutorial on the subject. In addition, as Tomi pointed out, there is at least one...
Rodent of Unusual Size
Ken.Coar@...
Jun 24, 1999 9:33 pm
10837
You must have 2 \r\n at the end HTH, Christian Bøhn ... From: GTI <GTI@...> To: www-talk@... <www-talk@...> Date: Thursday, June 24, 1999 6:36 PM ...
Christian Bøhn
chrb@...
Jun 25, 1999 9:12 am
10838
Thanks.. that's what I was looking for (I knew I had seen something, but I just couldn't think of a good keyword!)...
Daniel Hellerstein
DANIELH@...
Jun 25, 1999 9:37 am
10839
closest thing that I'm aware of is Simple Hit-Metering and Usage-Limiting for HTTP RFC 2227 : standards track Mogul, Leach it's got certain limitations that...
Patrick McManus
mcmanus@...
Jun 25, 1999 2:53 pm
10840
... In general, a server can't force a cache to do anything it doesn't want to do regarding hit metering - if the cache never talks to the server again, what...
Daniel LaLiberte
liberte@...
Jun 25, 1999 3:37 pm
10841
Hi I'm making a proxy or go-between server in Java. It seems that my request to any web server on the internet is rejected. Do you know why?? My request looks...
GTI
GTI@...
Jun 25, 1999 3:45 pm
10842
I'm curious as to the status of work on allowing origin servers to track hits without using cache-busting techniques. That is, a protocol for proxies & other...
danielh@...
Jun 25, 1999 5:08 pm
10843
Looks okay, just needs another "\r\n" at the end to end the mime headers....
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