Today we had a user complaining the HTML documents served from an
appliance and how out-of-date they were. There were errors with missing
images, too.
This was all fixed by having the user force a refresh from their browser
(Safari). The missing images had been replaced by others with new
filenames, and the content was there also. It had all been coming from
cache.
Has anyone else encountered this and found a way to prevent it? We can
investigate ways to get the web server on the appliance to prevent
browser caching, but searches have found some tricks with using
values as queries for "versioned" files.
In particular, I suspect we could append the release value from conf.py
as a query for filenames, but I'm hesitant to start doing this because
it might break some of the built-in searching or other functionality.
Any ideas welcome. Thanks!
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