[Privoxy-users] Bug? In the manual...

Ian Silvester iansilvester at fastmail.fm
Fri Dec 8 17:17:32 UTC 2017


Thanks Marc (and apologies for calling you Marco in my last response!),

Could you point to where the manual makes this allusion to
cache-clearing? At this point it does sound more like a browser issue
during Privoxy setup, but indeed if the page headers aren't correct then
it might be failing to inform the browser not to use a cached copy.

Cheers,

ian


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On Mon, 13 Nov 2017, at 16:38, Marc Draco wrote:
> A rather frustrating one and excuse my ignorance if I missed this in the
> manual but I'm quite a slow reader and I might have missed it. The manual
> makes allusions to using SHIFT-Refresh to clear the cache and reload the
> page.
> 
> Although YMMV, I'm using Iceweasel (Firefox) 56.0 on Ubuntu 64 bit and I
> discovered that you need to empty the disk cache or you're potentially in
> for a world of very confusing pain. Had me dancing around like an idiot
> since I knew privoxy was alive and listening to connections on the DietPi
> powered Raspberry Pi BUT I couldn't access p.p (for example.)
> 
> I think I'd managed to cache a faulty page previously (while setting up)
> and when I'd got the bind address to the Pi's static address correctly,
> Firefox kept returning an error page. Clear the disk cache and "boom" job
> sorted!
> 
> I expect this is probably an issue for other users and OSes too - so it
> might be worth putting something in the FAQ, etc.
> 
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