I am sending again after subscription confirmation. On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 8:59 AM, bisanthe <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, > I am using apache ftp server in my application. > It is a web based build tool. User select version of product to build. I > build product send them an email like > "You build completed please download from following link" > ftp://my-domain/builds -> no password here anonymous login. > for example builds directory has version1.zip and version2.zip and user > build version3.zip > When user clicked link in email, only version1.zip and version2.zip are > visible unless user press CTRL-F5 on browser window. > I have encountered same problem in both firefox and internet explorer. Is > it a web browser problem. It seems web browser display folder > content from local cache instead of current one from ftp server. I am > curious about that, is there an option in ftp server to force ftp clients > not to use local cache. > Always ask for latest content from ftp server ? May ftp server can send a > header to client about that. If there is not option like that I have to add > a notes section > at the end of my email. > Same thing occurs for log file. For example build failed and I am sending > email to user > "Your build failed > Log file: ftp://my-domain/logs/build.log > " > And user fixed errors started build again and build successful this time. > But when user clicked link in email build.log file still shows that build > failed because browser shows previous log file from local cache. File on > server states that > build successful but browser shows previous log file from cache and users > complain my build passed but log file says build failed. My reply is please > press ctrl+f5. > Thanks. >
