Hi there,
We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are getting cached
versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to refresh (IE 5.5).
Is there some sort of setting within RT (or Apache) we can set to stop this
happening?
Regards,
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“DF” == Derek Fage derek.fage@foreshore.net writes:
DF> We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are
DF> getting cached versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to
DF> refresh (IE 5.5).
This would be a brower bug. It works properly in Netscape and KDE’s
Konqueror. It fails as above in Opera 5 as well, which is annoying
since otherwise Opera is so f*ing fast. Opera seems to just ignore
any no-cache and expires headers. It would seem IE5.5 is doing the
same, which is bad.
| DF> We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are
| DF> getting cached versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to
| DF> refresh (IE 5.5).
|
| This would be a brower bug. It works properly in Netscape and KDE’s
±–>8
IE5.5 also has an annoying tendency to “fake” POST operations and instead
return to cached pages; we see this a lot with IE5.5 and RT1. Backlevel to
5.01 if you must use IE.
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Thanks Vivek,
How can I check if I’m actually receiving no-cache and expires headers?
I’ve used www.samspade.org to do an HTTP browse on my site (shows headers),
and there does not appear to be any cache or expires information there.
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From: Vivek Khera [mailto:khera@kcilink.com]
Sent: 06 September 2001 15:23
To: rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] v2.0.6 Browser caching problems
“DF” == Derek Fage derek.fage@foreshore.net writes:
DF> We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are
DF> getting cached versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to
DF> refresh (IE 5.5).
This would be a brower bug. It works properly in Netscape and KDE’s
Konqueror. It fails as above in Opera 5 as well, which is annoying
since otherwise Opera is so f*ing fast. Opera seems to just ignore
any no-cache and expires headers. It would seem IE5.5 is doing the
same, which is bad.
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Hi Derek!
I had the same problem on several webpages I made when IE 5.5 came out.
I solved it in a very simple way: I just send an expiration date with the
http-header which is some years in the past. You can do this with mod_perl
or by putting:
in the HTML-code.
That should fix the problem with IE 5.5, as it forces the browser to reload
the page every time the page is visited.
I hope this helped you solve your problem.
Regards,
Benjamin Boksa
Hi there,
We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are getting cached
versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to refresh (IE 5.5).
Is there some sort of setting within RT (or Apache) we can set to stop this
happening?
Regards,
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Does perhaps Temporary Internet Files settings of IE solve this by setting
Check for newer versions of stored pages to Every visit to the page?
A.
Benjamin Boksa wrote:
Hi Derek!
I had the same problem on several webpages I made when IE 5.5 came out.
I solved it in a very simple way: I just send an expiration date with the
http-header which is some years in the past. You can do this with mod_perl
or by putting:
<META HTTP-EQUIV=“expires” CONTENT=“Wed, 26 Feb 1997 08:21:57 GMT”>
in the HTML-code.
That should fix the problem with IE 5.5, as it forces the browser to reload
the page every time the page is visited.
I hope this helped you solve your problem.
Regards,
Benjamin Boksa
Hi there,
We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are getting cached
versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to refresh (IE 5.5).
Is there some sort of setting within RT (or Apache) we can set to stop this
happening?
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Derek:
Try inserting this line in WebRT/Elements/Header. If that
makes it better with IE5, I’ll drop this into 2.0.7.
-jOn Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 05:09:08PM +0200, Benjamin Boksa wrote:
Hi Derek!
I had the same problem on several webpages I made when IE 5.5 came out.
I solved it in a very simple way: I just send an expiration date with the
http-header which is some years in the past. You can do this with mod_perl
or by putting:
in the HTML-code.
That should fix the problem with IE 5.5, as it forces the browser to reload
the page every time the page is visited.
I hope this helped you solve your problem.
Regards,
Benjamin Boksa
Hi there,
We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are getting cached
versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to refresh (IE 5.5).
Is there some sort of setting within RT (or Apache) we can set to stop this
happening?
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Hi Jesse,
Would it be possible to get that expires header built into the next
release of RT web UI? We did some limited customization of our UI, but
when we installed RT-2-0-6, we had to remove it all, re-install and then
re-customise to actually make the browser realize that there had been a
change (it didn’t even revert back to the default 2.0.6 pages, even
though the files had been replaced & restarting the server did nothing).
Thanks,
AndrewOn Friday, September 7, 2001, at 01:52 AM, Jesse Vincent wrote:
Derek:
Try inserting this line in WebRT/Elements/Header. If that
makes it better with IE5, I’ll drop this into 2.0.7.
-j
On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 05:09:08PM +0200, Benjamin Boksa wrote:
Hi Derek!
I had the same problem on several webpages I made when IE 5.5 came out.
I solved it in a very simple way: I just send an expiration date with
the
http-header which is some years in the past. You can do this with
mod_perl
or by putting:
in the HTML-code.
That should fix the problem with IE 5.5, as it forces the browser to
reload
the page every time the page is visited.
I hope this helped you solve your problem.
Regards,
Benjamin Boksa
Hi there,
We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are getting
cached
versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to refresh (IE 5.5).
Is there some sort of setting within RT (or Apache) we can set to
stop this
happening?
Regards,
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Would it be possible to get that expires header built into the next
release of RT web UI? We did some limited customization of our UI, but
I’m not able to reproduce this problem on IE5.5, but other people have
repeatedly reported problems with this browser. My IE is configured to
“Check for new versions of a page on every visit to that page”. Maybe
(hopefully) that solves everything for everybody?
You can find this option in Tools - Internet Options - Temporary
Internet Files - Settings.
Martin
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Student Information Systems and Management at Tilburg University
-----Original Message-----
From: rt-users-admin@lists.fsck.com
[mailto:rt-users-admin@lists.fsck.com]On Behalf Of Martin Schapendonk
Sent: 07 September 2001 09:34
To: Andrew Yager
Cc: Jesse Vincent; rt-users@lists.fsck.com; Derek Fage; Benjamin Boksa
Subject: Re: [rt-users] v2.0.6 Browser caching problems
Would it be possible to get that expires header built into the next
release of RT web UI? We did some limited customization of our UI, but
I’m not able to reproduce this problem on IE5.5, but other people have
repeatedly reported problems with this browser. My IE is configured to
“Check for new versions of a page on every visit to that page”. Maybe
(hopefully) that solves everything for everybody?
You can find this option in Tools - Internet Options - Temporary
Internet Files - Settings.
I wonder how much is ISP hidden caches also playing part, I know of 3 UK
ISP’s that have a hidden cache/proxy and its a nightmare as they don’t work
as they should!
Regards
Darren
Hi,
What I find strange is that it doesn’t update when I re-install, but if
I go in and physically change one of the files, it updates that file -
but only that file.
… I find this strange (and I think it must be something to do with
mod_perl or apache) - seeing as any of the other files (eg footer file),
still retain their pre-update form…
Let me try and be more specific… (just in case that makes no sense)
We have modified the header file to be more personalized to our company.
When we re-installed RT 2.0.6, all of our files were replaced (we backed
them up before hand). However, the update did not appear on the website.
When I went in, and updated the header file, the header file changed,
but none of the other files (eg footer) did.
If I went in and updated the footer file to include different content,
it got updated then.
AndrewOn Friday, September 7, 2001, at 06:36 PM, Darren Casey wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: rt-users-admin@lists.fsck.com
[mailto:rt-users-admin@lists.fsck.com]On Behalf Of Martin Schapendonk
Sent: 07 September 2001 09:34
To: Andrew Yager
Cc: Jesse Vincent; rt-users@lists.fsck.com; Derek Fage; Benjamin Boksa
Subject: Re: [rt-users] v2.0.6 Browser caching problems
On Fri, 7 Sep 2001, Andrew Yager wrote:
Would it be possible to get that expires header built into the next
release of RT web UI? We did some limited customization of our UI,
but
I’m not able to reproduce this problem on IE5.5, but other people have
repeatedly reported problems with this browser. My IE is configured to
“Check for new versions of a page on every visit to that page”. Maybe
(hopefully) that solves everything for everybody?
You can find this option in Tools - Internet Options - Temporary
Internet Files - Settings.
I wonder how much is ISP hidden caches also playing part, I know of 3 UK
ISP’s that have a hidden cache/proxy and its a nightmare as they don’t
work
as they should!
Regards
Darren
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I suspect you’re running into the fact that mason’s cache uses the modtime
on templates to decide when to update its cached copies.
Also, you may want to stick your locally modified templates in local/WebRT/html, so they persist across upgrades. files in that directory structure
are automatically used by RT rather than their counterparts in the regular
directory structure.
-jOn Fri, Sep 07, 2001 at 07:18:15PM +1000, Andrew Yager wrote:
Hi,
What I find strange is that it doesn’t update when I re-install, but if
I go in and physically change one of the files, it updates that file -
but only that file.
… I find this strange (and I think it must be something to do with
mod_perl or apache) - seeing as any of the other files (eg footer file),
still retain their pre-update form…
Let me try and be more specific… (just in case that makes no sense)
We have modified the header file to be more personalized to our company.
When we re-installed RT 2.0.6, all of our files were replaced (we backed
them up before hand). However, the update did not appear on the website.
When I went in, and updated the header file, the header file changed,
but none of the other files (eg footer) did.
If I went in and updated the footer file to include different content,
it got updated then.
Andrew
On Friday, September 7, 2001, at 06:36 PM, Darren Casey wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: rt-users-admin@lists.fsck.com
[mailto:rt-users-admin@lists.fsck.com]On Behalf Of Martin Schapendonk
Sent: 07 September 2001 09:34
To: Andrew Yager
Cc: Jesse Vincent; rt-users@lists.fsck.com; Derek Fage; Benjamin Boksa
Subject: Re: [rt-users] v2.0.6 Browser caching problems
On Fri, 7 Sep 2001, Andrew Yager wrote:
Would it be possible to get that expires header built into the next
release of RT web UI? We did some limited customization of our UI,
but
I’m not able to reproduce this problem on IE5.5, but other people have
repeatedly reported problems with this browser. My IE is configured to
“Check for new versions of a page on every visit to that page”. Maybe
(hopefully) that solves everything for everybody?
You can find this option in Tools - Internet Options - Temporary
Internet Files - Settings.
I wonder how much is ISP hidden caches also playing part, I know of 3 UK
ISP’s that have a hidden cache/proxy and its a nightmare as they don’t
work
as they should!
Regards
Darren
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The only thing I found worked was deleting all the WebRT files &
installing & modifying again.
AndrewOn Monday, September 10, 2001, at 01:34 AM, Adriaan Peeters wrote:
What I find strange is that it doesn’t update when I re-install, but
if
I go in and physically change one of the files, it updates that file -
but only that file.
… I find this strange (and I think it must be something to do with
mod_perl or apache) - seeing as any of the other files (eg footer
file),
still retain their pre-update form…
Let me try and be more specific… (just in case that makes no sense)
We have modified the header file to be more personalized to our
company.
When we re-installed RT 2.0.6, all of our files were replaced (we
backed
them up before hand). However, the update did not appear on the
website.
When I went in, and updated the header file, the header file changed,
but none of the other files (eg footer) did.
If I went in and updated the footer file to include different content,
it got updated then.
I suspect you’re running into the fact that mason’s cache uses the
modtime
on templates to decide when to update its cached copies.
And how can this be resolved ? I have the same problem, and I did stop
and
start apache, but I still get the old html code in my browser, it only
changes when I change a WebRT .html file.
In short: when I stop & start apache, the new RT2 files are not
loaded and
the previous version is still displayed. When I change a RT2 file,
that new
output is shown, but the other, not changed files still output as the
previous version.
Regards,
Adriaan Peeters
Andrew Yager
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In short: when I stop & start apache, the new RT2 files are not
loaded and
the previous version is still displayed. When I change a RT2 file,
that new
output is shown, but the other, not changed files still output as the
previous version.
The only thing I found worked was deleting all the WebRT files &
installing & modifying again.
Hmmz, there must be another way to resolve this !
I know I still get the old pages because when I try to reply or comment on a
ticket via the webinterface, I still get the [Non-text message not quoted]
message.
Any pointers on how to resolve this would be greatly appreciated ! (And yes,
I did restart apache 
Regards,
Adriaan Peeters
Sounds like your system clock is set funny such that mason isn’t picking up
the new components. blow away mason’s cache.On Mon, Sep 10, 2001 at 02:32:56AM +0200, Adriaan Peeters wrote:
In short: when I stop & start apache, the new RT2 files are not
loaded and
the previous version is still displayed. When I change a RT2 file,
that new
output is shown, but the other, not changed files still output as the
previous version.
The only thing I found worked was deleting all the WebRT files &
installing & modifying again.
Hmmz, there must be another way to resolve this !
I know I still get the old pages because when I try to reply or comment on a
ticket via the webinterface, I still get the [Non-text message not quoted]
message.
Any pointers on how to resolve this would be greatly appreciated ! (And yes,
I did restart apache
Regards,
Adriaan Peeters
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Sounds like your system clock is set funny such that mason isn’t picking
up
the new components. blow away mason’s cache.
How ? As I’m not perl or Mason wiz 
Thanks !
Adriaan Peeters
Sounds like your system clock is set funny such that mason isn’t picking
up
the new components. blow away mason’s cache.
How ? As I’m not perl or Mason wiz
For the record: I did stop and start apache, but still the cached version is
used
Hi Jesse,
I tried inserting the line as suggested, but am still seeing the same
problems.
Also tried somebody elses suggestion of modifying my internet settings to
always check for a newer page on every visit - still no joy.
After further investigation we are now faily sure that the problem is down
to our corporate proxy server, as if I modify the browser so that it does
not use the proxy server it all works fine.
The proxy server is Microsoft IAS (Internet Acceleration Server - Aaaarghhh)
Derek…From: Jesse Vincent [mailto:jesse@bestpractical.com]
Sent: 06 September 2001 16:53
To: Benjamin Boksa
Cc: Derek Fage; rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] v2.0.6 Browser caching problems
Derek:
Try inserting this line in WebRT/Elements/Header. If that
makes it better with IE5, I’ll drop this into 2.0.7.
-j
Hi Derek!
I had the same problem on several webpages I made when IE 5.5 came out.
I solved it in a very simple way: I just send an expiration date with the
http-header which is some years in the past. You can do this with mod_perl
or by putting:
in the HTML-code.
That should fix the problem with IE 5.5, as it forces the browser to
reload
the page every time the page is visited.
I hope this helped you solve your problem.
Regards,
Benjamin Boksa
Hi there,
We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are getting
cached
versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to refresh (IE 5.5).
Is there some sort of setting within RT (or Apache) we can set to stop
this
happening?
Regards,
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how about:
On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 11:15:42AM +0100, Derek Fage wrote:
Hi Jesse,
I tried inserting the line as suggested, but am still seeing the same
problems.
Also tried somebody elses suggestion of modifying my internet settings to
always check for a newer page on every visit - still no joy.
After further investigation we are now faily sure that the problem is down
to our corporate proxy server, as if I modify the browser so that it does
not use the proxy server it all works fine.
The proxy server is Microsoft IAS (Internet Acceleration Server - Aaaarghhh)
Derek…
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From: Jesse Vincent [mailto:jesse@bestpractical.com]
Sent: 06 September 2001 16:53
To: Benjamin Boksa
Cc: Derek Fage; rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Subject: Re: [rt-users] v2.0.6 Browser caching problems
Derek:
Try inserting this line in WebRT/Elements/Header. If that
makes it better with IE5, I’ll drop this into 2.0.7.
-j
On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 05:09:08PM +0200, Benjamin Boksa wrote:
Hi Derek!
I had the same problem on several webpages I made when IE 5.5 came out.
I solved it in a very simple way: I just send an expiration date with the
http-header which is some years in the past. You can do this with mod_perl
or by putting:
in the HTML-code.
That should fix the problem with IE 5.5, as it forces the browser to
reload
the page every time the page is visited.
I hope this helped you solve your problem.
Regards,
Benjamin Boksa
Hi there,
We seem to have a problem where when we click on links we are getting
cached
versions of the pages, and have to hit F5 to refresh (IE 5.5).
Is there some sort of setting within RT (or Apache) we can set to stop
this
happening?
Regards,
Derek…
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how about:
And for HTTP/1.1, I
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