mambra
August 1st, 2009, 05:32 AM
ok so i'm very new to apache. and i'm going a little nuts trying to figure this out.
i have Ubuntu 8.04.2 and apache2 loaded haven't changed any of the configs. now i needed to be able to download some very small files from a url. so i added a symlink under my /var/www to my home folder, where i can upload the files, and then download them with http://mydomain/symlink.
now this worked fine, until i realized that if i upload a new file with ftp or scp, and download the file from the url, it is still the old version. so i thought it must be cache in my browser or apache. but the cache on my browser is cleared and the cache modules is not loading.
how do i fix this? does apache do caching automatically? help will be so much appreciated!
i have Ubuntu 8.04.2 and apache2 loaded haven't changed any of the configs. now i needed to be able to download some very small files from a url. so i added a symlink under my /var/www to my home folder, where i can upload the files, and then download them with http://mydomain/symlink.
now this worked fine, until i realized that if i upload a new file with ftp or scp, and download the file from the url, it is still the old version. so i thought it must be cache in my browser or apache. but the cache on my browser is cleared and the cache modules is not loading.
how do i fix this? does apache do caching automatically? help will be so much appreciated!