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  1. eanon

    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...
  2. eanon

    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.
  3. eanon

    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...
  4. eanon

    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 ?
  5. eanon

    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 =>...

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