Re: [SOLVED] Updated web page, but seeing older one?

["Rodolfo J. Paiz" <rpaiz simpaticus com>]

At 00:11 1/2/2004, Vidiot wrote:
> In the case of Rodolfo, his pages are INSIDE the ISP, which mean all outside
> requests for his pages still use external bandwidth, so caching pages that
> reside internal to that ISP save absolutely nothing in bandwidth.  Instead,
> grief is caused to their customer's web pages.

Err, no. You've got it mixed up.

        1. I am at home in Guatemala, on Telefonica's network. This is the 
ISP running a transparent proxy. I am requesting pages from my computer, as 
a client.

        2. The server is in Texas, on EV1's network, at a datacenter. No 
caching, proxying, or other messing with traffic is taking place.

So yes, my ISP is caching /internal/ requests for /external/ pages, which 
makes sense. They're just doing it in such an aggressive way as to break 
some browsing functionality (being able to demand a refresh) and driving me 
nuts (which is what started this thread).


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Rodolfo J. Paiz
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