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Seeing cache related issues following upgrade of thingworx platform. Select “privacy, search, and services.”. How to disable apache cache 1. The closest thing to a cache that i have configured in django settings is session_engine = 'django.contrib.sessions.backends.cached_db', no caches settings. Same issue so i looked at the server, did a vi on the file: How to clear the tomcat cache in thingworx. Checked it in konqueror for first time, still showing old version. Open.htaccess file there are many ways to disable apache cache. After upgrading thingworx, labels within. Scroll to the bottom of the menu and click on “settings.”.

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