[PHP] Cache caches anyway, regardless

2002-12-02 Thread Elmota Abdul Ayyash
i had this problem when my pages were cached when I wanted them to be
refreshed, so I went deep in it and included all the recomended headers
by the manual, and it worked fine.. I also tried on a clean version, by
emptying up the browser cache and temp files on my client machine...

until one page came from nowhere, an old old version! now my question
is, where did that page come from? are these pages cached anywhere on
the SERVER? I have an account on an APACHE server, and I dont know
where to look for temporary files, if any get cached...

Thank you for any help you can provide.
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Re: [PHP] Cache caches anyway, regardless

2002-12-02 Thread Justin French
on 02/12/02 10:49 PM, Elmota Abdul Ayyash ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

 i had this problem when my pages were cached when I wanted them to be
 refreshed, so I went deep in it and included all the recomended headers
 by the manual, and it worked fine.. I also tried on a clean version, by
 emptying up the browser cache and temp files on my client machine...
 
 until one page came from nowhere, an old old version! now my question
 is, where did that page come from? are these pages cached anywhere on
 the SERVER? I have an account on an APACHE server, and I dont know
 where to look for temporary files, if any get cached...

It could be any proxy server between the client and the server, plus any
proxies ON the server... this would include the user's local machine, their
local network, their ISP, and any ISP/server in between the client and the
server (do a traceroute), althoguh in this case it sounds like you're
talking about a LAN.

I don't *think* Apache caches anything by itself.

Of course changing the filename will ensure you aren't using a cached copy
:)




Justin French

http://Indent.com.au
Web Development  
Graphic Design



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