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what does whitelisted mean in a caching context

Postby tr888 » Fri Jul 23, 2010 2:36 pm

I know what whitelisted means in terms of allowing access to or from a domain, but in the NETWORK section of the cache manifest, what does it mean to whitelist a domain? Are those the domains whose files are to be regarded as eligible for caching?
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Re: what does whitelisted mean in a caching context

Postby fhemberger » Thu Sep 20, 2012 8:56 am

For those resources matching a whitelist namespace in the NETWORK section, the user agent will never try to load them from the cache but will instead always attempt to obtain them from the network.
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Re: what does whitelisted mean in a caching context

Postby James360Smith » Fri Sep 21, 2012 12:43 pm

tr888 wrote:I know what whitelisted means in terms of allowing access to or from a domain, but in the NETWORK section of the cache manifest, what does it mean to whitelist a domain? Are those the domains whose files are to be regarded as eligible for caching?


Hi tr888,

You are answered your own question. Read once again it carefully - what you had said? and what you want to know? :roll:
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