patterns for expiration settings for static files
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dobee
Oct 31, 2008, 4:20:40 PM10/31/08
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is it possible to serve a static directory with a given expiration
time while serving a contained file with a different expiration.
for example this does not work for me:
- url: /static
expiration: 1d
static_dir: static
- url: /static/admin/xy\.nocache\.js
expiration: 60s
static_dir: static
thx in advance, bernd
time while serving a contained file with a different expiration.
for example this does not work for me:
- url: /static
expiration: 1d
static_dir: static
- url: /static/admin/xy\.nocache\.js
expiration: 60s
static_dir: static
thx in advance, bernd
Sylvain
Oct 31, 2008, 7:08:50 PM10/31/08
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Yes, carefull there is a bug in the SDK, "expiration" does not work.
default_expiration works
Another thing, for your second handler, if it's a file you should use
"static_files" and not "static_dir"
default_expiration works
Another thing, for your second handler, if it's a file you should use
"static_files" and not "static_dir"
dobee
Nov 1, 2008, 5:00:11 AM11/1/08
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thx a lot
just for the records: you dont need default_expiration but the
static_files directive, the specific url needs to be first
- url: /static/admin/xy\.nocache\.js
expiration: 60s
static_files: static/admin/xy.nocache.js
upload: static/admin/xy.nocache.js
- url: /static
expiration: 1d
static_dir: static
thx, bernd
just for the records: you dont need default_expiration but the
static_files directive, the specific url needs to be first
- url: /static/admin/xy\.nocache\.js
expiration: 60s
upload: static/admin/xy.nocache.js
- url: /static
expiration: 1d
static_dir: static
yejun
Nov 1, 2008, 5:05:40 AM11/1/08
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Current static file/dir expiration doesn't work very well because
there's no Last Modified http header.
there's no Last Modified http header.
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