:camera: PictShare is an open source image, mp4, pastebin hosting service with a simple resizing and upload API that you can host yourself. :rice_scene:
I noticed that images uploaded to PictShare were never being cached by any browser.
I looked through the code, and saw in inc/core.php, it is attempting to set the cache Expires header for images and videos to 90 days, but most PHP configs will override this and completely disable caching (Even if Pragma and Cache-Control are unset).
This happened on my personal server and on the public site.
If I changed this setting on a global level, it broke other PHP pages, but setting PHP's cache_limiter to public does not seem to do any harm to PictShare, and images are cached now!
geek-at
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8 years ago
I noticed that images uploaded to PictShare were never being cached by any browser.
I looked through the code, and saw in inc/core.php, it is attempting to set the cache Expires header for images and videos to 90 days, but most PHP configs will override this and completely disable caching (Even if Pragma and Cache-Control are unset).
This happened on my personal server and on the public site.
If I changed this setting on a global level, it broke other PHP pages, but setting PHP's cache_limiter to public does not seem to do any harm to PictShare, and images are cached now!