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> > 
> > <!--#last-modifled virtual="/index.html"  -->
> > 
> > Maybe?
> 
> Except that the headers are sent before the document is parsed.

bugger. I forgot about that. An old suggestion of mine was to read
N bytes from a file to look for this sort of thing (e.g. META) and then
send the headers. If there's nothing in the first N (1024?) bytes then
no additional action is taken.