s****a
发帖数: 46 | 1 I met a wired problem when I use apache web server to run perl scripts. When I
changed my code, it seemed the web server could not reflect the modification
timely. Even I delete the code, the web server still can display some old
pages. If I refresh it, it will display some history page. But it can not
reflect my current version. After a period of time, eg. the next day, it may
can display. I was wondering if it is because the web server has cached my
page. Is there a paramater that lets the web | t****r
发帖数: 106 | 2 Check if client-side has proxy or some cache-like stuff.
I
【在 s****a 的大作中提到】
: I met a wired problem when I use apache web server to run perl scripts. When I
: changed my code, it seemed the web server could not reflect the modification
: timely. Even I delete the code, the web server still can display some old
: pages. If I refresh it, it will display some history page. But it can not
: reflect my current version. After a period of time, eg. the next day, it may
: can display. I was wondering if it is because the web server has cached my
: page. Is there a paramater that lets the web
| s**********i
发帖数: 711 | 3
progma: no-cache
expire: -1
in your header part.
【在 s****a 的大作中提到】
: I met a wired problem when I use apache web server to run perl scripts. When I
: changed my code, it seemed the web server could not reflect the modification
: timely. Even I delete the code, the web server still can display some old
: pages. If I refresh it, it will display some history page. But it can not
: reflect my current version. After a period of time, eg. the next day, it may
: can display. I was wondering if it is because the web server has cached my
: page. Is there a paramater that lets the web
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