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Coincidentally, I have just found out that the Netscape caching
mechanism is case sensative.  Bit bizarre if you ask me but they didn't!

Mike


Paul Richards wrote:
> 
> RefererIgnore should be case insensitive too since hostnames are *not*
> case sensitive. The functionality of the directive should reflect the
> directives parameters, ON or on makes little difference but when
> dealing with URL's the semantics specified in the standard should be
> followed.