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How to add "Expires" header for spaces?

Posted October 14, 2020 782 views
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Target: adding “Expires” header.

I am not able to add “Expires” header to my spaces (objectstorage). I tried from DO GUI as well as from API - nothing works.

I can add metadata with having prefix “x-amz-meta-”.

I can see cache-control headers, but I want to add “Expires”. Can anyone help me?

Thanks

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pistle2020 October 14, 2020

Place all of the resources (such as images, scripts, etc.) that you would like to set far-future expirations for into the static folder and then add an . htaccess file to that folder that includes the expires headers. Place the rest of the resources that you do not want cached into the other folder

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  • UFO October 14, 2020

    I was saying about object storage. Does .htaccess works at object storage?

    I can assign Expire header on my VPS and works fine (using .htaccess). DO Spaces does not send Expire header.

    What to do?

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homerjam January 19, 2021

You can probably do what you want with the ‘Cache-Control’ header. Eg. 'Cache-Control: public, max-age=31536000’ to tell browsers/CDNs to cache for one year.

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  • UFO January 20, 2021

    Thank you for the reply.

    I was actually trying to add “Expires” header (which is backdated now).

    The new header for cache is ‘Cache-Control’ and it works fine as you said.

    I also made browser cache as (one year) and CDN (one month).

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