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l43a2
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7-Oct-2011 16:29
is there a way to turn off this cache crap ? other then changing isp's
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#530651
7-Oct-2011 16:46
You talking about the transparent proxy or the Akamai caches?
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7-Oct-2011 17:14
transparent proxy
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7-Oct-2011 17:49
Never had a problem with it, what issues are you getting?
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8-Oct-2011 20:10
You used to be able to.
You had to have a static IP though and the process was not immediate.
There was an IP range set aside for people to move to if required and it was bypassing the cache.
However all that may have changed, best to call them and ask...
meat popsicle
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