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PhoenixDown
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can web admins choose to prevent use?

I wonder if web admins can specifically prevent the use of this on thier sites?
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Jason Levine
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I believe so, but only by blocking the proxy's IP addresses.



PhoenixDown
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hmm but then are those same ip's the ones used by googles army of spiders?
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pcscdma
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reply to PhoenixDown
Web admins should use the no-cache HTTP header to prevent pages that shouldn't be cached from being cached. Any self-respecting proxy should follow this. A shift-reload (or equivalent) should force a page reload. Some proxys don't follow this.
The Pragma thing doesn't work on it's own. A web server needs to know how to pass it along to the HTTP headers. Some hosting providers don't do this.
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