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Apache/ to ignore" if-modified-since"

 
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Hi,

The browser sends a GET request with "if-modified-since" and the server (IBMHttpServer, it's Apache isn't it?) obeys it and doesn't send again the resource, because it has not changed?
How to get rid of this behavior and to force the server to give back the resource allway?

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Hi there,

I am having the same problem! My browser is sending the if-modified-since header in the request and the ibm http server/apache is striping it out of the request. However, if I pass the request directly to my application server(i.e. websphere) by changing the port number in the URL, I can see the if-modified-since header being passed to my servlet!

Does anyone know of a solution to this problem?

Thanks,

Satnam.
[ February 11, 2005: Message edited by: Sati Sidhu ]
 
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