>Had this happen once and it was tracked down to a proxy which was >caching the pages and not revalidating. Was pretty hard to figure out >because, in our case, site A and site B were physically miles apart, but >on the same network... so behind the same proxy. > What would be the best way to prevent the proxy caching the page, maybe include a uuid in the url so the page always appeared "different"?
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