Setting up a Test Server

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spark86
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Setting up a Test Server

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I'm currently working on setting up a test server for a project, and for the life of me I can't find or figure out what needs to be set so that the PHP files are re-parsed when modified so that I don't have to wait to debug if needed.

I have tried the no cache header and that dose not work.

So if any one knows how to or what setting that I need to modify to get to work, I greatly appreciate it.


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nowaydown1
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Re: Setting up a Test Server

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Are you running anything like Zend Platform (or Zend Cache)? It sounds like there is something else caching your PHP files. This isn't typical of a standard PHP install.
spark86
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Re: Setting up a Test Server

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No, the only other program that I'm using w/ php is apache 2.2, which I have made sure that the cache is turned off.
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