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A little late but I guess I missed the first notify -- anyways, this is a very poor solution and it doesn't scale at all. &nbsp;It is akin to trying to deal with a child's boo-boo by throwing the child away and getting a new one (strong analogy, I know). &nbsp;While the EE points for the question make no diff. to me one way or the other, people do review these questions for years to come for supportable and recommended solutions -- the selected solution doesn't fit into either of those categories -- especially when the correct and direct solution to the problem has also been provided.
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A little late but I guess I missed the first notify -- anyways, this is a very poor solution and it doesn't scale at all.  It is akin to trying to deal with a child's boo-boo by throwing the child away and getting a new one (strong analogy, I know).  While the EE points for the question make no diff. to me one way or the other, people do review these questions for years to come for supportable and recommended solutions -- the selected solution doesn't fit into either of those categories -- especially when the correct and direct solution to the problem has also been provided.

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I am having trouble with email and have been told that I need to clear the cache on my server. &nbsp;How is this done?
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I am having trouble with email and have been told that I need to clear the cache on my server.  How is this done?

how do you clear the cache?

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