>I'm having problems with web pages external to UT being cached somewhere. I'm >pretty damn sure it's not my browser's fault. I'm also pretty sure it's not my >ISP's fault. Does anybody know anything about UT caching external web pages? >Is this something Linux (trying to keep Linux involved...) is doing "for" me? >I've done web work within the utexas.edu domain before without any problems. check out message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in utexas.general..here's an excerpt. ------- Excertp from http://www.utexas.edu/computer/quicknotes/number53.html Web Cache Installed for Telesys --William C. Green, ACITS The College of Liberal Arts, together with ACITS, has purchased a Cacheflow 1000 for the Telesys dial-up system. The Cacheflow is a Web caching device intended to improve Web response times. It works by storing frequently accessed Web objects locally so that when a request for a cached object arrives, it is returned immediately. Thus users need not wait for an overloaded server across a congested link to respond with the same information. In addition to improved response times for users, the Cacheflow should also conserve Internet bandwidth. -------- at any rate, it's not linux' fault =) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
