Re: Browser security problems - Safari

[Matt Grayson <mgrayson () DAEDALUS SIS UTK EDU>]

On Mar 1, 2004, at 3:35 PM, Patrick, Stephen wrote:

> We provide extensive information and access to our systems using web 
> products. 
>
> We have a policy that we must certify browsers before we allow them to 
> be used to access our data.  Furthermore, we require that we can “turn 
> off” caching before we certify a browser.
>
> We have been unable to figure out a way to turn off caching in Safari. 
>
> Has anyone run into this problem before?

I don't think there's a way to turn off caching in Safari itself. There 
are a couple of external add-ons that can turn it off (Safari Enhancer, 
for one).

Or you can delete the Safari folder in ~/Library/Caches, then via the 
Terminal run the command  "touch ~/Library/Caches/Safari" - this will 
prevent the Safari cache folder from being recreated.

matt

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