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On Friday 09 December 2005 18:20, michael higgins wrote: |
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> Hello, all. Need a clue, here. |
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> ... I should only have to look up |
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> something once, then that info is available locally until I reboot. Or, |
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> like that... |
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> So, how do I know if this is doing what I want? If anyone knows the right |
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> and proper way to do this, I'd appreciate it. |
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Turn off the browser cache, then make a test... call up a website and time the |
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lookup time.... then do it gain, then again. Does the second call take less |
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time than the first? How about the the third? |
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No? Then have a look at the logfiles, whereever you have them and see what's |
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going on. If you totally strike out... then reach me via email and I'll see |
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if I can help you futher. |
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Jerry |
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