Re: Bug in Apache 2?

[Anthony Schorer <as...@warpedlight.com>]

I think the point was that, without any special changes client side, the 
behavior changed. I'm sure it's because Apache isn't sending the correct 
Expires header, or something. But in any case, I've noticed this as well. 
Apache doesn't seem to be telling the client not to cache dynamic content.


On Sun, 28 Apr 2002, Dwayne Miller wrote:

> Try to hold the shift key down when you click on the refresh button.
> 
> Also, try turning off Caching in IE
> 
> Octavian Rasnita wrote:
> 
> >Hi all,
> >
> >I ask again because I haven't seen any answer for my question yet.
> >And other persons asked me private if I've received an answer, so there are
> >more members with this problem.
> >
> >I don't know how to make Apache not to cache an HTML file.
> >
> >The situation:
> >
> >1. I make a file test.pl and I put it in /cgi-bin directory and the script
> >works.
> >2. I make a file named index.shtml and I use the following line for
> >including the test.pl SSI:
> >
> ><!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/test.pl" -->
> >
> >3. I open the file index.shtml in Internet Explorer and it shows the test.pl
> >results like it should.
> >The file test.pl modify itself after each run. I've tried with a counter and
> >a function that shows the date and time with the same results.
> >4. If I refresh the screen, or close the browser then open again that page
> >with index.shtml, it keeps showing me the old cached page with the old value
> >of the counter, or with the old current time.
> >5. I've tried to manually modify the test.pl file because I thought that if
> >I will modify it this way, it will show me the new version, but it didn't.
> >6. I've tried to modify the index.shtml file, or only to open it and save to
> >modify its "Modify date" and this way Apache opened the current file and not
> >the cached one.
> >7. I've tried some settings in an .htaccess file using the "expire" but as I
> >am a beginner, I am sure those settings were not good.
> >
> >Please tell us if you have a solution for this.
> >Can you use a counter in a .shtml file in Apache 2?
> >
> >I use Apache 2 for Windows, Windows 2000 Pro but I guess it is the same for
> >all OS's.
> >
> >I have no problem with the same files in the same places if I load Apache
> >1.33.
> >
> >Help!
> >
> >Teddy,
> >orasnita@home.ro
> >
> >
> >
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