Bob wrote:
> Running IIS 6
>
> IIS seems to suffer from the malady I had with IIS5 ... it caches the
> asp files. So when I make a change, save the file to the IIS inetpub
> directory, then test, it runs the old file. If I wait a little while
> then I can test the new file.
>
> I thought this issue had gone away with IIS 6 but it seems to still be
> there. Is there a fix for IIS6? For IIS5 I remember hacking the
> registry but I don't recall what... and I seem to recall marginal
> success fixing the actual problem.
>
> Thanks,
>

"Bob" <uctraing@ultranet.com> wrote in message
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> Running IIS 6
>
> IIS seems to suffer from the malady I had with IIS5 ... it caches the
> asp files. So when I make a change, save the file to the IIS inetpub
> directory, then test, it runs the old file. If I wait a little while
> then I can test the new file.
>
> I thought this issue had gone away with IIS 6 but it seems to still be
> there. Is there a fix for IIS6? For IIS5 I remember hacking the
> registry but I don't recall what... and I seem to recall marginal
> success fixing the actual problem.
>