Re: no caching of scripts

Hello Alessio,

> > Some 'cgi' scripts hide behind something like:
> >
> > GET http://counter.digits.com/wc/-d/3/-r/-z/some_page
> Well, I think in this case a
>
> ttl_pattern ^http://counter.digits.com 0 0% 0

In the case where I know the URL of such a CGI script this is the
way, you're right. But... :-)

If I don't know the URL before I or any other user accesses it he
might get any old garbage form previous requests. I can't exclude all
URL-paths of such paths in advance.

Only the pattern of the URL might indicate such a function
like these '/-d' parts in the URL, perhaps with a regex one can
either search thru the logs or include it in the config.

In any case the script itself should reply with a pragme-no-cache,
but one can't rely on that. :-(

Any ideas? Thanks for the last reply.
 
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Received on Sun Sep 01 1996 - 23:39:43 MDT