Grant Peel wrote:
Does anyone know of any permanent long term fixes?
Lift off and nuke 'em from orbit.
It's the only way to be sure.
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William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
In a word, UAC (user access control).
Either turn off UAC in the users applet, or use a cmd.exe shell that you
Good point. I think UAC is going away. I like running with
protections, but that cache-and-don't-tell maneuver was really B.S. Why
not just issue a w
Joshua Slive wrote:
There is no cache unless you specifically configure one with mod_cache.
More likely this is some windows filesystem quirk or some issue with
your editor. Have you gone down to the command prompt and verified
that the file has really changed?
Thanks for the fast response
Hi folks.
I'm a brand new Apache user with a brand new 2.2.6 install on Windows.
I found my config file, and I figured out that the document root is
htdocs. I tested by typing "localhost" into the browser and I got back
a simple document that seems to be the same one as htdocs/index.html. So
