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How to avoid direct CGI access and htpasswd workaround
Hello all, I'm using a cgi script to produce a kind of private journal, accessible by a team only. This journal is accessible trhough URL rewrite and its directory is htpasswd protected... But anyone who access it sending a direct request to the CGI script can (it seems) workaround the...- eanon
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Browser cache strategy for a guestbook-like perl script
Well, the header you indicate is not so difficult to generate. I'll go toward this way. Thanks again, feherke for your valuable help. -
Browser cache strategy for a guestbook-like perl script
OK, understood :-) So, it sounds like I'm a little bit to worried about not important things. Well, certainly that I'll set all with a reasonnable age-cache delay and maybe some without any cache possibility. However, just a last question : do you think something like "Cache-Control... -
Browser cache strategy for a guestbook-like perl script
OK and thanks, feherke, but what would be your own option about caching, in general. About a script which generates several sequencial steps (e.g. input -> preview -> post -> show), how do you proceed ? Do you allow cache or not ? For all steps, some only or not any ? -
Browser cache strategy for a guestbook-like perl script
Hi all. I'm working on a perl script (about techno-commercial notes depository ; close to a kind of dedicated guestbook working) which typically works like this : #1 : input-form with submit and preview buttons (text, hidden, checkbox, textarea, POST method) user click submit from #1 =>...
