>Err, no. You've got it mixed up.
>
> 1. I am at home in Guatemala, on Telefonica's network. This is the
>ISP running a transparent proxy. I am requesting pages from my computer, as
>a client.
Ah. I misunderstood it to be that the ISP housing your server was doing the
caching. So, basically everyone but you were seeing the updates :-(
>So yes, my ISP is caching /internal/ requests for /external/ pages, which
>makes sense. They're just doing it in such an aggressive way as to break
>some browsing functionality (being able to demand a refresh) and driving me
>nuts (which is what started this thread).
Yes, this makes sense. The timeout length and not being able to get it to
update doesn't.
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