Hello 
You can check to see if it's built with Apache via a command such as:
If it is, you will still need to enable it with a .htaccess file within an account, or in the Apache configuration file. The following documentation should be useful:
mod_expires - Apache HTTP Server
Also, this thread may be helpful:
Mod_Expires for all users
Thank you.
You can check to see if it's built with Apache via a command such as:
Code:
# httpd -l|grep expiresmod_expires - Apache HTTP Server
Also, this thread may be helpful:
Mod_Expires for all users
Thank you.
Awesome, thank you so much. So I guess I did that part right..
root@dom [~]# httpd -l|grep expires
mod_expires.c
root@dom [~]#
I thought that it needed to be enabled via WHN or ssh. I do have everything set right in my .htaccess and just now realized it is working on my site but only if I use the domain.com and now www.domain.com and of course that's the one I need to work. Any ideas on that ?
root@dom [~]# httpd -l|grep expires
mod_expires.c
root@dom [~]#
I thought that it needed to be enabled via WHN or ssh. I do have everything set right in my .htaccess and just now realized it is working on my site but only if I use the domain.com and now www.domain.com and of course that's the one I need to work. Any ideas on that ?
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