Re: HTTPSocket caching behind the scenes?

[Greg Bowman <offline at lightlink dot com>]

I've been having this same problem. After sniffing around with Net Tool 
Box's traffic watcher, I decided to add a request header of 
Cache-control no-store. This seems to have cleared up my problem.
Greg

> Thanks, tcpflow is already my tool of choice for this :) I'll examine 
> which differences there are between the Safari and the HTTPSocket 
> request, probably some cache-control headers.
> Thanks,
>    Frank+++
>
> Am 30.03.2005 um 20:44 schrieb Dean Davis:
>
> > Yes, any HTTPSocket problem I ever had was solved by examining the
> > difference between the header Safari was sending out and the header my
> > program was sending out and modifying my program to duplicate the
> > Safari header.
> >
> > NetToolBox is a great tool for this.
> >
> > There is a free command line wrapper to TCPDump called TCPFlow. Get 
> > it here...
> > <http://www.entropy.ch/software/macosx/welcome.html#tcpflow>
> >
> > This works great too.
> >
> > Dean Davis
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