Support no-store header

[sunshineo]

Correct me if I'm wrong. Even with no-cache, or max-age=-1 , the browser actually saves a copy. And next time it needs to use the copy, it send an conditional request to server. And if it not modified, server will return a 304 without the content of the file and browser happily use the local copy.

The no-store header however will force the browser to make a request every time it wants to use the file and get the content and get a 200.

This is a feature request I guess.

[NekR]

@sunshineo just use -c no-store. http-server uses node-ecstatic which says that if cache field isn't number, then it's passed to Cache-Control as is. So you can actually put whatever string you want there.

[thornjad]

@sunshineo I believe that solution should work. Please re-open if not!