There is no proxy server on our network at this time (the sqwebmail is
running on a local server) - I don't *think* apache has any mods in it that
could cause it to cache web pages, although I could be wrong.
-Tony
Sam Varshavchik writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
>> I click on Tools, go to internet options, delete the temporary files
>> Log in
>> All 25 messages now show up.
>
> The bug is that stale pages are being cached, when they shouldn't.
>
>> I have the following line in my apache config right now...
>>
>> BrowserMatch ".*MSIE.*" nokeepalive downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0
>>
>> I tried it with and without the .* before and after, and it hasn't helped
>> at all. Does ANYONE have a solution to this? I've been getting some
>> complaints and would love to fix this.
>
> Are your web servers behind some load-balancing proxy/cache, of some
> sorts? Are the complaints coming from people who use the same ISP?
>
> Something between the server and the browser is deleting the no-cache
> headers.
>
> I do not believe that MSIE lets you see an individual page's caching
> properties. You'll need to use either Netscape or Mozilla for this simple
> test. Log in, open a folder, right click, and choose 'view frame info'.
>
> Netscape should show "Expires: no date given". Mozilla should show 'Last
> modified: unknown'. If you're seeing a date instead, this would be your
> answer: some web proxy/cache between you, and the server, is fucking
> things up.
>
>
> --
> Sam
>
-Tony
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