Re: Apache Vulnerability in WebTen

[Bruce McDonald <bruce@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'll give it a try.

Bruce

> From: Ed Pastore <EPastore@xxxxxxxx>
> Reply-To: webten@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 12:54:55 -0400
> To: <webten@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: Apache Vulnerability in WebTen
> 
>> I would love to find a solution to this problem of modification dates
>> showing the current date whenever I log on through FTP as well.  I've been
>> frustrated for a long time (and customers) because we cannot sync files
>> correctly.  Dreamweaver and GoLive have a sync feature that's useless
>> because of this problem with WebTen.
> 
> As a stop-gap solution, when you need to synchronize you could empty the
> cache then reboot the server. Then synchronize right away. Sucky solution,
> but it would work.
> 
> Other solution appears to be to turn off Squid.... Nonetheless, I reboot
> every night, so am not sure if this is a complete solution, or if it just
> delays the problem. I mention this because I've had Squid off for a year
> now, and just a few weeks ago I noticed that all my mod dates had changed to
> a recent date. A reboot fixed it, but the weird thing was that Squid was
> off. I think this means that the problem happens independent of Squid, but
> Squid perpetuates the problem by caching the incorrect dates. Just guessing
> here. I would also add that Squid seems to accelerate the problem, since I
> almost never notice the problem with Squid off.
>