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Subject: Re: Last-Modified on archives ...
From: John Hansen <john@geeknet.com.au>
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> 
> Since nobody complained about the date format, I just 
> regenerated all of the archives setting the Last-Modified 
> date ... hopefully this will reduce the pounding googlebot is 
> doing against the archives ...
> 

as it turns out, lwp-request is lying about the headers unless you use -mHEAD :(

I suggest changing the meta tag to a <? header("Last-Modified: $date"); ?>
tho this would have to be positioned at the very top of each file.

... John