Re: squid

[Parker <parker@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Nick Velloff wrote:
> 
> >
> > Now when he calls http://www.vhost.com/ he still sees the old page.
> > If he calls http://www.vhost.com/index.html he will see the updated pages.
> 
> Flush the server cache in the iTools Admin. I ran into the same problem. The
> index.html is not the only place you will run into that. I find when I am
> frequently uploading I have to constantly flush the cache.
> 
> Nick

Most of this can be bypassed by simply reloading the browser window
("super" reloading if necessary). Netscape you can hold down the option
key (on Macs anyway) to super reload, works great... I've heard tell
that holding the shift key down in internet explorer does similar, but I
don't use IE so...

Anyway... the only time I ever have to really flush the squid cache is
sometimes with rollovered images. You shouldn't have to flush the cache
that often. 

I tell ya... as far as web development and running iTools admin goes
Netscape is the _only_ way to go... sheesh IE doesn't even handle POST
right for some unknown reason and is generally a buggy standards mashing
mess IMO.

<ducks and runs>  ;)

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