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I've had reports from a client that she can see some HTTP headers in the browser window when she logs in to one of our sites. She's using IE6, but I have reproduced the problem in Firefox so it's not browser specific.

When the client posts the login form, the server responds with a 302 (cflocation) and re-directs the client to the site home page. This page may have been loaded previously by the client. When the home page loads post login, a toolbar is included at the top of the HTML body, so the response from the server to the same URL request maybe minutes earlier is now different. However, the cache-control header value in all responses from this particular site is "private, no-cache, must-revalidate".

I've been using netcat and wget to do some debugging and I can't find anything wrong with the server responses. The expected headers are all there, separated from the body by a double crlf as expected.

Anyone experienced this before or have any idea what might be causing it?

Thanks

Mark

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