Hi,
I've been running a transparent cache using WCCP for a few weeks now. On
several occasions I have encountered problems with web site updates not
showing up for users. Hitting refresh in the browser doesn't work.
I understand why this is happening, but I dont' know of a good fix. So
far, the
> I've been running a transparent cache using WCCP for a few weeks now. On
> several occasions I have encountered problems with web site updates not
> showing up for users. Hitting refresh in the browser doesn't work.
What browser are your clients using? Maybe there's a workaround.
> If I have th
On 30 Jun, Adam Aube wrote:
>
>> I've been running a transparent cache using WCCP for a few weeks now. On
>> several occasions I have encountered problems with web site updates not
>> showing up for users. Hitting refresh in the browser doesn't work.
>
> What browser are your clients using? Maybe
>> What browser are your clients using? Maybe there's a workaround.
>Mostly IE, I pressume.
That's what I thought, but I didn't want to assume. There is a workaround
for an IE refresh bug with transparent proxying you can set in your
squid.conf:
ie_refresh on
>> You could try turning off transp
On Monday 30 June 2003 03.11, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been running a transparent cache using WCCP for a few weeks
> now. On several occasions I have encountered problems with web site
> updates not showing up for users. Hitting refresh in the browser
> doesn't work.
See squid.conf.
On Monday 30 June 2003 16.10, Adam Aube wrote:
> I didn't mean turn off the cache completely - just stop caching
> transparently. Configure the browsers to directly use the cache.
> The IE bug only affects transparent caching.
Minor technical note:
The bug is not with IE, the bug is transparent
