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That sounds like the client end to me. You could however enable content expiration and have it expire immediately in IIS.
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That sounds like the client end to me. You could however enable content expiration and have it expire immediately in IIS.

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No, it's not the client. This was tested on 4 different client machines.<br />
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Setting content expiration means the page will never be cached by IIS? Does this apply to both ASP and HTML files?
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No, it's not the client. This was tested on 4 different client machines.

Setting content expiration means the page will never be cached by IIS? Does this apply to both ASP and HTML files?

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Looks like some good info. Thanks, I'll give that a try.
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Looks like some good info. Thanks, I'll give that a try.

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Is there a command that will flush whatever cache IIS 5 uses?<br />
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Here's the issue I am having: An html file is FTP'd to the site, then another html file is FTP'd up, overwriting the first one (same name, same folder). But the first one still displays, even though it's been overwritten with the 2nd file...<br />
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Restarting the web site does not resolve the issue.<br />
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Restarting IIS DOES resolve the issue.<br />
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tia,<br />
SquareHead
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Is there a command that will flush whatever cache IIS 5 uses?

Here's the issue I am having: An html file is FTP'd to the site, then another html file is FTP'd up, overwriting the first one (same name, same folder). But the first one still displays, even though it's been overwritten with the 2nd file...

Restarting the web site does not resolve the issue.

Restarting IIS DOES resolve the issue.

tia,
SquareHead

Command to flush IIS 5 cache?

IIS is Internet Information Services, the web server included with Windows Server operating systems. All current versions are built on a modular architecture; modules can be added or removed individually so that those required for specific functionality are installed. The full installation of IIS includes HTTP, security, content, compression, caching, logging and diagnostics.