file?
-thanks
J
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e a bug?
-J
On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 3:38 PM, Eric Covener wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 15, 2018 at 5:53 PM Jason Pitt wrote:
> >
> > Ok I have a work around but I'm really unhappy with it and I'd like it
> if someone can verify for me that I'm not doing something wrong befo
oads 30 seconds apart, but I notice there is no
> request for the CGI itself for the first one but requests for the page
> elements.
> Are you sure there's no browser caching in the way here? And perhaps
> the basic auth credentials are cached for the /cgi
the basic auth credentials are cached for the /cgi-bin/ path but the
> browser doesn't send them automatically for the static elements that
> don't share a context root?
>
> A private/incognito window, or temporarily logging %{Authorization}i
> might clear some things up.
teract
with the cgi generated content...the only thing getting blocked by apache
is access to actual files on the webserver. How do I prevent this
behavior?
-Thanks
J
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