How to redirect or mod_rewrite an Expired image in a directory using .htaccess?

php.net/manual/en/function.exif-read-dat... You can get the file date and then check that against the current time() say something like this: $img_head = exif_read_data($img_path, 'IFD0'); if ($img_head! = false) { if ($img_head'FILE. FileDateTime' Php"); exit; } } I really hope you get what I'm trying to say here as I'm typing from my phone.

php.net/manual/en/function.exif-read-dat... You can get the file date and then check that against the current time() say something like this: $img_head = exif_read_data($img_path, 'IFD0'); if ($img_head! = false) { if ($img_head'FILE. FileDateTime' Php"); exit; } } I really hope you get what I'm trying to say here as I'm typing from my phone...

Thanks Chris, I've already considered this solution before. The problem is now that I have an image in the /image/ folder that PHP has generated, I need apache to redirect back to the image_resize. Php if the requested image is old.

– He-Man Mar 31 at 5:41.

Well, I hope someone corrects me if I'm wrong, but the last I knew PHP is run as a module in Apache, via mod_php, so one way or another the web server is still having to churn through your code. Hmm. My original thought was to set the cache-control value using something like: Header set Cache-Control "max-age=14400, must-revalidate" but that won't work.

That would just tell Apache to grab a new copy of the image... EDIT: Yeah, @chris_mcclellan's idea is where I was headed in my thought process. I'd run with that and see if it meets your performance goals.

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