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add woff2 files to apache cache
To add WOFF2 files to the cache with the mod_expires module in Apache, you can add the following line to your Apache configuration file (e.g. apache2.conf or .htaccess file in your
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Apache2023-04-03
How to check if mod_expires module is loaded?
To check if the mod_expires module is loaded and enabled in Apache, you can use the apachectl command-line utility with the -M option, which lists all the loaded Apache modules
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apache increase cache to static files js and css for 1 year
To increase the cache time for static files such as JS and CSS files served by Apache, you can modify the Expires header of the HTTP response. The Expires header specifies the date
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Indicate whether to send a cookie in a cross-site request by specifying its SameSite attribute
The SameSite attribute can be used to indicate whether to send a cookie in a cross-site request. The SameSite attribute is used to control how cookies are sent with cross-site requ
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