[imp] Caching inbox pages.

[robert sand]

No I may not be clear in what I wanted to say.  On the user end in the browser cache the pages are cached not on the 
server end.  So that if a user logs off someone can look into the browser cache and see everything the user looked at.

Michael M Slusarz wrote:
> Quoting robert sand <rsand at d.umn.edu>:
> 
>> What does this mean?  Even our Apache guy does not know what this means:
>>
>> "added PHP to the list of static extenstions."
>>
>> Michael M Slusarz wrote:
>>> Quoting robert sand <rsand at d.umn.edu>:
>>>
>>>> Is there a way in imp to stop the caching of pages like email 
>>>> messages and inbox pages?  Does imp use the 'Pragma: no-cache' in 
>>>> the header?  If not is there a way I can add that so that the 
>>>> browser does not cache these pages?
>>>
>>> This should be done at the HTTP server level.  You probably haven't 
>>> added PHP to the list of static extenstions.
> 
> Maybe my nomenclature wasn't the best, but what I meant was make sure 
> that the web server isn't setting future expires headers on .php 
> documents.  And you also should check:
> http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.session-cache-limiter.php
> 
> By default PHP pages aren't cached so if they are being cached, it is 
> due to something you did to either the webserver or PHP installation.
> 
> michael
> 

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