I have a dilemma... On the one hand, setting the expiration header in IIS to any length of time causes pages to load much faster in visitors browsers.
On the other hand it is causing the logs to shrink drastically and I lose vital statistical info.
Mysteriously, even a 1 hour expiration causes roughly a 50% rediction in log size. I am suspecting some ISP proxy's dont honor the expire time once it is set to anything other than "expire immediately"
Any suggestions for this issue?
Thanks is advance
Neil
On the other hand it is causing the logs to shrink drastically and I lose vital statistical info.
Mysteriously, even a 1 hour expiration causes roughly a 50% rediction in log size. I am suspecting some ISP proxy's dont honor the expire time once it is set to anything other than "expire immediately"
Any suggestions for this issue?
Thanks is advance
Neil
