Generating static pages on the server - caching problem
| From: | Jeff Wallman | Date: | Fri, 03 Jan 2003 16:40:32 +0000 |
| Subject: | Generating static pages on the server - caching problem | ||
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I am generating static HTML pages from a PHP script that forms the
content based on a database query. One problem is that old page gets
cached.
For instance, if I write, http://localhost/index.php, from
a PHP script
called http://localhost/generateindex.php, when I
call the URL
http://localhost, I get the old content. When I call the URL
explicitly
http://localhost/index.php, I get the updated information.
I think this has something to do with the way that Apache is serving up
the cached pages but not sure where to start looking. Is there a module
directive that I should look into. I have not tried this on my
production server which is running FreeBSD with Apache. I am seeing
this on my testing site which is running Apache on top of Win XP Pro.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center
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212-780-2280 | 212-780-2005 (direct)
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