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> What's wrong with the last-modified date?  I checked it the=20
> other day, and it looked fine to me ...
>=20
> Does it *have* to be a header() from php?  I thought the=20
> meta-tag was okay ...
>=20

Yes, it has to be a header() :(

Try lwp-request -de -mHEAD
http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-www/2004-09/msg00176.php

That does not return last-modified.


... John