Every so ofteh is seems that using the right browser, and the right server will not load recently changed CSS files. Sometimes the only way to prove over-caching is happening is to examine server logs and HTTP traffic.
After a measurable amount of searching the web, and reading discussion or tutorials on the subject I have realized that all of the solutions require some additional editing of your files to trick and bypass the caching.
For example, I've seen this a lot -
| <?php | |
| /* | |
| ip_isvalid() - Checks an IP address against a list of | |
| valid IP addresses. | |
| Params: | |
| $_ip - can be `null` or an IP address. If `null` | |
| then `REMADDR` will be checked. | |
| Returns: An object, where `r` is either `true` (the |
The show_wifi_clients.sh shell script found here is a modified version of what I found at the OpenWRT Wireless FAQ.
My intent is to use it on a Tessel 2 along with some modifications its firmware. The firmware mods (not shown here) will exec the script to obtain a JSON formatted list of stations that are attached to the Tessel's access point.
The differences are -