[KLUG Members] apache question
bill
members@kalamazoolinux.org
Mon, 15 Dec 2003 12:52:22 -0500
Rusty Yonkers wrote:
> I have an internal website running on a linux box. We are doing a
> lot of updates to it right now. To see the updates I need to restart
> the apache service.
By "see the updates" I take it you're looking at them with a browser.
It might not be the server's cache but your browser's cache that is the
problem.
The solution might be as simple as holding down your shift key when you
hit "Reload" on your browser, which forces it to get a fresh copy from
the server.
> Is there like a timeout before it will see new
> changes? Is there a way to force it to look for new page updates
> regularly?
What is "it" you want forced to look for updates, Apache? Most new
connections get the newest copy. If you've visited the site and seen
the page before, have you tried just adding an extra GET value to the url?
http://mysite.com/mypage.html?killcache=1234
Then just keep changing the 1234 to some other number to keep seeing the
newest version of the page.
kind regards,
bill