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most time it works ok, but i found i need to do a hard/foce refresh cache (ctrl+f5) on my client browser when access some sites (i guess these sites are on the same server/ip with differents ports)
e.g., if i just visited site a and wish to visit site b, i input the site b url in browser and hit enter, the page shows content from site a, and i need to do the ctrl+f5 on that page, input the site b url again, then site b is able to access.
but if i want to again visit some new site a's links, i need hard refresh site a's url again...why a hard (force) refresh cache (ctrf + f5) is needed?
is there any suggestion about this?
all i can found is some logs as follows, where the 302 code looks suspicious
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hi, i start a server to access localnet sites, by:
most time it works ok, but i found i need to do a hard/foce refresh cache (ctrl+f5) on my client browser when access some sites (i guess these sites are on the same server/ip with differents ports)
e.g., if i just visited
site a
and wish to visitsite b
, i input thesite b
url in browser and hitenter
, the page shows content fromsite a
, and i need to do thectrl+f5
on that page, input thesite b
url again, thensite b
is able to access.but if i want to again visit some new
site a
's links, i need hard refreshsite a
's url again...why a hard (force) refresh cache (ctrf + f5) is needed?is there any suggestion about this?
all i can found is some logs as follows, where the
302
code looks suspiciousupdate: i tried
tinyproxy
on server, looks no such case...Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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